I've wondered if putting an compressed air energy storage system under certain types of buildings would work. Any thoughts on that? E.g. Apple's Ring HQ is alre

I've wondered if putting an compressed air energy storage system under certain types of buildings would work. Any thoughts on that? E.g. Apple's Ring HQ is already on a floating system to counter earthquakes, so why not add a layer of air? Unnecessary? Much more expensive than other options? Else?