dockhouse
/ˈdɒkhaʊs/Definitions
1. noun
A building or structure located on a dock, typically for use as a residence, office, or storehouse by people working in the dock area.
“The dockhouse provided a cozy living space for the sailors during their time off.”
2. noun
A building or structure that houses the facilities or equipment for managing or controlling a dock, such as a dockmaster’s office or a control tower.
“The dockhouse contained the navigation systems and communication equipment necessary for safe passage.”