mid-rise
Neither low nor high
Mid-rise describes buildings of moderate height—typically four to twelve stories, taller than low-rise but shorter than high-rise.
The term appears most often in real estate and urban planning: a mid-rise apartment complex, mid-rise office buildings.
As a noun, a mid-rise is such a building: The neighborhood is full of mid-rises from the 1960s.
Enclosed roofed structure
- apartmentRented unit in building
- condominiumOwned unit, shared grounds
- residentialRelating to housing
- urbanPertaining to cities
stories · floors · zoning · density · development · complex · construction · elevator
building
Enclosed roofed structure
- apartmentRented unit in building
- condominiumOwned unit, shared grounds
- residentialRelating to housing
urban · stories · floors · zoning · density · development · complex · construction · elevator · mixed-use
jeans
Casual denim trousers
trousers · fit · silhouette · hip · navel · waistband · stretch · skinny · bootcut · boyfriend
- housingapartments, home, house, houses, homes
- buildingshouse, hospital, hotel, school, bank
- real estatehouse, home, apartment, property, sale
- apartmentsapartment, studio, flat, triplex, loft
- Building Heightsskyscraper, tower, supertall, story, floor
- housing typesranch house, split-level, Cape Cod, bungalow, apartment complex
mid-risehigh-rise
Multistory tall building
skyscraper · low-rise · tower · single-story · bungalow
mid-risehigh-waisted
Rising above the hips
low-rise · high-rise · hip-huggers · natural waist · empire waist
mid, rise, middle, midway, midpoint, midnight, midday, midst, risen