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	A low-rise building is simply defined as one which is not tall enough to be classified as high-rise. However, there is no precise consensus as to what constitutes high rise.		A low-rise building is simply defined as one which is not tall enough to be classified as high-rise. However, there is no precise consensus as to what constitutes high rise.
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	A low-rise building is simply defined as one which is not tall enough to be classified as high-rise. However, there is no precise consensus as to what constitutes high rise.		A low-rise building is simply defined as one which is not tall enough to be classified as high-rise. However, there is no precise consensus as to what constitutes high rise.

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		+	A high-rise building is defined variously as a building in which:
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		+	* The number of storeys means occupants need to use a lift to reach their destination.
		+	* The height is beyond the reach of available fire-fighting equipment.
		+	* The height can have a serious impact on evacuation.
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		+	Typically this is considered to include buildings of more than 7-10 storeys or 23-30 m.
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		+	Other definitions of buildings in relation to their height include:
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		+	* Mid-rise buildings of five to ten storeys, equipped with lifts.
		+	* Skyscraper of 40 storeys or more.
		+	* Supertall buildings exceeding 300 m.
		+	* Megatall buildings exceeding 600 m.
		+	* Groundscrapers that extend horizontally over a large distance while only being of a low to medium height.
		+	* Super-slender buildings which are pencil-thin and of 50-90+ storeys.
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		+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =
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		+	* Building height.
		+	* Groundscraper.
		+	* Megastructure.
		+	* Megatall.
		+	* Multi-storey structure.
		+	* Skyscraper.
		+	* Storey.
		+	* Supertall.
		+	* Super-slender.
		+	* Tall building.
		+	* Tallest buildings in the world.
		+	* Types of building.
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