annexe
/æˈnɛks/Definitions
1. noun
a building or area added to a main building, especially for offices or other purposes.
“The company relocated its headquarters to a newly constructed annexe on the outskirts of town.”
2. verb
to add something to a building, especially to extend its size or capacity.
“The new annexe will be built to house the growing team of employees.”
3. verb
to attach or join something to a main building or part of it.
“The engineers worked late to annexe the new wing to the main structure.”