residential towers
Tall living structures
Residential towers are tall buildings containing apartments or condominiums, typically ten or more stories.
The term emphasizes height and density, distinguishing these structures from low-rise apartment buildings: The skyline is dominated by residential towers.
Developers build residential towers in urban areas where land is expensive and demand for housing is high.
- balconyRaised exterior platform
- floor-to-ceiling windowsGlass walls, full height
- rooftop poolElevated building swimming area
- penthouseTop-floor luxury apartment
- luxury condoLavish owned apartment unit
corner unit · skyscraper · floor plan · move-in ready · elevator shaft · communal living · apartment block · city skyline · high-rise · window · zoning laws · LEED certification · high-density housing · housing estates · concrete · shared amenities · facade · hallway
- public housingpublic housing, social housing, council housing, housing estates, housing project
- city viewsskyline, cityscape, rooftop view, urban landscape, city lights
- Japanese Architecturestorehouse, shoji, shoji screens, tatami, tatami room
- urban mobilitypublic transit, mass transit, bike lanes, sidewalks, light rail
residential towerssingle-family homes
Standalone dwellings for one household
detached houses · bungalows · cottages · ranch houses · farmhouses
residential towersoffice towers
Tall commercial buildings
corporate headquarters · warehouses · civic buildings · industrial buildings · shopping centers
residential towersfarmhouses
Agricultural estate residences
country houses · mobile homes · tiny houses · country estates · cabins