They have many tales to tell? The word storey comes from Latin and meant a tier of paintings. So each floor is a new tier or storey.
I have to remind myself , when I visit Hong Kong, the the first storey is actually level two, because the second level, is the first additional tier or storey.
no they are on the ground that everything, you, the buildings and all the cars stand on.
48 buildings
The U.S. Capitol, Supreme Court, and the Library of Congress stand on Capitol Hill.
The U.S. Capitol Building, the Supreme Court, and the Library of Congress stand as three of the most important government buildings on Capitol Hill. These buildings are integral to the functioning of the legislative and judicial branches of the U.S. government.
Your houses and buildings stand on them, your roads are made of them the earths mass is made up of rock
Because in some countries the buildings are well built (especially in countries where earthquakes are common, where buildings are designed especially to stand them) and in some places the houses are badly built.
Three important government buildings that stand on hills include the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., which is situated on Capitol Hill, the Palace of Westminster in London, located on the banks of the Thames River but elevated on a slight rise, and the Élysée Palace in Paris, positioned on a hill in the 8th arrondissement. These buildings serve as iconic symbols of their respective governments and are often associated with significant political activities and history.
280 meters, and the OUB Building, UOB Building and Republic Plaza in Singapore stand at 280 meters.
if you build on sand your house may fall-- but if you build it on a solid foundation it could stand for long periods of time.
The AIA, or The American Institute of Architects, is the nation's leading program in the designing of buildings, structures, and the like. Their structures are repudiated as the best in the nation.
it has somethign to do with Washington DC
buildings, Russian buildings