Title: Austral Picture Theatre
Content:  In 2019 Mr Carpets Floorworld sold the site for a reported $8 million to developer DPG who announced plans to turn the site into apartments. The new building, designed by Jackson Clements Burrows Architects, was originally planned as an 11 storey apartment complex which would retain the original theatres facade, but would removed an remove an 80 year old Dutch elm tree from the rear of the property. These plans were met with considerable pushback from residents, but were tentatively approved by Yarra City Council in September 2021. Although the building is considered "significant" by Heritage Victoria it is not protected.
Title: New Burlington Street
Content:  Number 10 is a new building, built by the Crown Estate and Examplar, and designed by the architects AHMM. There will be 40,000 sqft of retail space on three floors, plus 95,000 sqft of office space above. The retail space has been let in its entirety to the American clothing retailer J.Crew, and it will be their first retail store in Europe. It was completed in June 2014, totals 195,000 sq ft of offices and retail, and was 80% let as of June 2014. It is the UK's first speculatively-built new building to be lit exclusively by LEDs.
Title: Ten Square
Content:  The hotel building itself occupies a notable Grade B1 listed building, once called Yorkshire House. It is the oldest extant commercial building in Donegall Square, built originally in 1862–63 as a linen warehouse for the Jaffe brothers. Its age makes it the same vintage as the Ulster Hall in nearby Bedford Street. The floral pedimented windows to the upper floors and the eccentric range of famous heads between the ground floor windows. There are 16 faces in total with North elevation - from left, Michelangelo, Columbus, Washington, Mercury, Minerva, Shakespeare, Schiller and Homer; and East elevation - from left, Newton, Humboldt, Jacquard, Peace, Flora, Stevenson, Moore and Watt. Sir Otto Moses Jaffe was Belfast’s first and so far only Jewish Lord 
Title: Centre for Contemporary Arts
Content:  other cultural and artistic organisations. Cultural tenants include BHP Comics; Camcorder Guerillas; Cryptic; Document; Electron Club; MAP Magazine; LUX Scotland; Paragon; Playwrights’ Studio Scotland; Scottish Ensemble; Scottish Writers’ Centre; The List; Tom McGrath Writers' Room; University of the West of Scotland and Voice Business. The building includes Saramago Café Bar and independent shops Aye-Aye Books and Welcome Home. CCA is housed in the Grecian Chambers, a category A listed building, designed by Alexander 'Greek' Thomson in 1867 to 1868 and substantially renovated for its present use by Page & Park in 1998. CCA is supported by Creative Scotland, Glasgow City Council, Glasgow Life, and the Esmee Fairbairn Foundation.
Title: Anglo-American University
Content:  AAU’s main campus is located in the newly restored Thurn-Taxis Palace, a cultural monument dating to the 17th century, previously owned by the German Thurn und Taxis noble family and now under the ownership of the city of Prague. The premises consist of 16 classrooms, a computer lab, and a visual arts studio, along with a cafeteria, courtyard and student lounges.
Title: Afrikahaus (Hamburg)
Content:  The building is now family owned, and is rented out to various firms. Companies that currently rent space in the building include, pilot group, Deutsche Personalberatung - DPB - GmbH & Co. KG, EURO I AG, IPHH Internet Port Hamburg GmbH, HEAVEN'S DOOR event agentur GmbH, Careerteam GmbH, SNM Style Net Media GmbH, and the restaurant Estancia Steak. Since the buildings construction, C. Woermann GmbH & Co has been a tenant.
Title: Amsterdam University College
Content:  AUC has a main academic building in Science Park Amsterdam, where most classes are taught. In line with AUC's promise of small classes, the building does not have an auditorium; larger events take place in its common room area. Lecture rooms and study areas are spread over four levels, and teacher's rooms are notably located in areas accessible to students. The AUC academic building, opened in 2012, was designed by Mecanoo architects. Its exterior appearance is dominated by a façade of rust-coloured steel plates. The interior design received praise in the media for its "open character". The building won the 2013 Amsterdam Architecture Prize, for "the simplicity of its shape 
Title: Lot Fourteen
Content:  (A3C) was established in the Eleanor Harrald Building in July. In September 2020, Ireland-based professional services company Accenture announced that they would be establishing in hub in Adelaide, with premises at Lot Fourteen. In November 2020, an extra A$50 million was allocated to the Aboriginal Art and Cultures Centre (AACC) in the 2020-2021 state budget, bringing the total amount to A$200 million for construction of the building. It is intended to use virtual reality and other digital technologies, and to create spaces for performances which would cater for "immersive interactive story-telling". Construction is scheduled to commence in 2021, with completion in 2024. A$60 
Title: American University of Rome
Content:  The campus is located on top of the Janiculum, Rome's highest hill, offering views of the city. Most of its buildings are located on Via Pietro Roselli adjacent to a portion of the Aurelian Wall with the Communications Building, commonly known as the Carini building, being located on Via Carini, only a short walk. The Carini building, completed in 1970, is after the style of the Italian architect Paolo Portoghesi and has been commonly referred to as Casa Papanice. However, after some dispute, it has been acknowledged that the original Casa Papanice is another building in Rome and the Carini building of The American University of Rome cannot be officially designated as a Portoghesi building but a building 'in the style of'. The campus was extended in early 2018 to include an Art Studio, exhibition space and classrooms on via Angelo Masina. This building is adjacent to, and shares garden space with, the American Academy in Rome. The main campus includes two gardens centered around the main A and B buildings, the Evans Hall Library, and the Auriana Auditorium. The main teaching block (Building B) is part of a Barnabite monastery.
Title: American University of Armenia
Content:  The university's main building, informally known as the "old building" (հին մասնաշենք), housed the Political Enlightenment House of the Central Committee of the Armenian Communist Party during the Soviet period. It was granted to the AUA on September 21, 1991, by the government. It has six floors and originally had lecture halls, auditoriums, laboratories, library facilities, and offices. After the construction of the Paramaz Avedisian Building in 2008, it has been used for administrative and non-academic purposes. The main building has solar panels on its rooftop, which have a capacity of around 50 kilowatt hour (kWh) and photoelectric capacity of 5 kWh, which secures the continuous operation of the whole system.

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": A building is on 101 Ukrop way (In Europe, Americas, Asia, Australia) and its current tenants are The Artsource.
Answer: False