0 a high building of very many storeys/stories, especially in the United States. -- mrakodrap
They could, however, work together to clean a floor or climb skyscrapers to wash windows.
On the other hand, 92% and 79% respectively do not wish to live in, or for their home to be in, skyscrapers.
They are the potential owners of the new skyscrapers which are not just larger, but different from the last century of tall buildings, however considered.
The skyscraper presents a challenge as a new building type that did not exist in traditional architecture of the region.
And yet, as emblems, they show a contradictory nature : the skyscrapers and bridges may be seen as features of the city's official, spectacular façade.
As converging social and economic forces propelled the elevation of daring skyscrapers upwards, mass circulation and mobility demanded the extension of complex transportation systems.
And it is confusing to consider 'most apartment and office skyscrapers have only one internal wall' (p. 138).
They also prefer the grouping of skyscrapers in one zone (98% and 80% respectively).
