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How do you call the floor above cellar?
In the UK we call it the ground floor.
What do they call upstairs and downstairs on plans?
In architectural plans, the upstairs is typically referred to as the "upper floor" or "second floor," while the downstairs is called the "lower floor" or "first floor," depending on the building's layout. In some regions, the ground level may be referred to as the "ground floor." These terms help clarify the vertical organization of spaces in the design.
What do you call a Residence with all rooms on the ground floor?
The answer is A Bungalow
What is a ground floor function?
A floor function takes any decimal and rounds it down to the closest integer.(You might possibly also call this a "ground floor" function.)
What is 'first floor' in British English?
What in America is called the 'first floor' is called the 'ground floor' in Britain. The floor immediately above that is the 'first floor', what Americans would call the 'second floor'.
What do you call the support of a building that is usually constructed below ground level?
The support of a building that's usually constructed below ground level is called a basement. Sometimes it is also the "Base" contruction of a building.
What would an American call a flat to live in?
In America, a flat is an apartment. You might call that person an apartment dweller, a tenant, a renter, or in the case of a coop, they would be called the owner.
What 102-story 1046-foot building was dedicated in New York City in 1931?
AnswerEmpire State Building.AnswerYeah, that's what I thought. Except, the Empire State Building is 1454 feet tall. Not counting the rod, it is still 1250 feet tall. From the ground floor to the 102nd-floor observatory is 1224 feet.The 86th floor observatory is 1050 feet -- very close to the 1046 mentioned in the question -- however, nobody in their right mind would call the 86th floor observatory the "top" of the Empire State Building, since it's really, really, really NOT.I was thinking maybe the person who asked the question confused the Empire State Building with the Chrysler Building? The Chrysler Building is 1046 feet, while the Empire State Building is 1454 feet, 102 stories, and opened in 1931.
What is the French phrase 'le rez-de-chaussée' in English?
rez-de-chaussée = first floor You have to know that in France when then say '1er étage' (= first floor litteraly) they mean 2nd floor because they call the first floor 'rez-de-chaussée' (litteraly level with the ground) So their third floor is actually the fourth floor ...
What do you call the floor in a hospital where the crazy people stay?
The psychiatric center or else the play ground with see saw and merry go rounds
What do you call a farm building?
what d you call a farm building
What do you call the initial cutting and breaking of soil?
The initial cutting and breaking of soil is referred to as "ground breaking". Ground breaking ceremonies are typically conducted when building is about to commence of a structure or land development.
