High-rise architecture generally turned to new variations on the International Style.

"This building had to be saved to give people a better understanding of the history of high-rise architecture in Chicago."

It is an example of late-modernist high-rise architecture.

The design for the narrow skyscraper is surely the most serious attempt to integrate commercial signs into high-rise architecture.

People often speak of needing room to breathe amidst the maze of high-rise architecture in New York.

She has gained access to the top of the city's tallest buildings to experience their vantage points and to consider the aspirational nature of high-rise architecture.

The notion was first questioned in Delirious New York, in his analysis of high-rise architecture in Manhattan.

They were placed second at the Emporis Skyscraper Award - the world's premier honorary event for high-rise architecture - for projects completed in 2012.

Standing before a group of tenants, she still gets spitting mad at the theory that high-rise architecture leads to anomie in the residents and urine in the halls.

CNBC Arabian Property Awards 2007 - Best High-Rise Architecture.

The western and central areas of Val d'Isère are most recognizable by their "chalet" architecture, while in the eastern part of the town high-rise architecture dominates the landscape.

Best high-rise architecture in Russia at European Property Awards for Mercury City Tower, Moscow, Russia (2013)

Ludwig Mies van der Rohe's Seagram Building in New York (1956-1958) is often regarded as the pinnacle of this modernist high-rise architecture.

Both Patrick Dunleavy and Lynsey Hanley agree that architects and planners were influenced by Le Corbusier's promotion of high-rise architecture.

The developer felt nervous and insisted on involving his own expert on high-rise architecture, David M. Childs, of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, who has built many skyscrapers.

The project was also Highly Commended in the under the Apartment - India, Residential Development - India, and Residential High-rise Architecture - India categories.

He conceived of the glass façade skyscraper and, along with Norwegian Fred Severud, he designed the Seagram Building in 1958, a skyscraper that is often regarded as the pinnacle of the modernist high-rise architecture.

Neighbors still watched from nearby rooftops, the horizon was partly obscured by the hideous high-rise architecture of the 1960's, and, as I glanced about, I saw that the black faces that had caused Hank's grandfather such consternation were missing.

The building received both Best Residential High-rise Architecture Czech Republic and Best Residential High-rise Development Czech Republic in the European category at the International Property Awards in 2015.

Take Me High (1973), which starred Cliff Richard as a merchant banker reluctantly posted to Birmingham from London, celebrated regionality and used Birmingham's high-rise architecture and then-new post-war redevelopment as a symbol of a gleaming future contrasted against old-fashioned values.

In 2007 the building was awarded the Hague New City Prize and the international Emporis Skyscraper Award, with Emporis citing "its elegant reinterpretation of classic high-rise architecture, its contextual approach to a limited site, and its efficient program for accommodating new entrants to the housing market".

The still air was thick with dust from high-rise construction.

Tuesday at the site of a residential high-rise construction project.

During this period, the city had well over a hundred approved high-rise construction projects in which 50 were actually built.

"People say high-rise construction is undesirable for the poor," he said in an interview.

Another interesting note is that high-rise construction and commercial development are not permitted within the Town limits.

A union ironworker may earn $25 per hour plus benefits for high-rise construction.

Large-scale, high-rise construction was under way in every province.

The two men who were killed were the 14th and 15th people to die in high-rise construction accidents this year.

Elsewhere in the city, high-rise construction was powering ahead.

"The problem in the concrete business was in high-rise construction, not our end of the industry.

Key words: high-rise construction, management information system, planning and scheduling, subcontractor control, field tests.

Structural steel, used widely in high-rise construction and bridges, costs about $180 a ton, half its price two years ago.

It was built at a time when high-rise construction was in vogue, and has 9 floors.

This, according to Ladovsky, reduced the need for high-rise construction in the center and traffic congestion.

Somehow a clutch of older buildings around 55th Street has survived such high-rise construction, although their days may be numbered.

It was the third death since 2006 related to concrete operations on a high-rise construction site in the city, according to Buildings Department data.

The club opened in 1899, just as real high-rise construction got its toehold in that neighborhood.

Hoboken is actually thriving, with an influx of luxury high-rise construction in the past several years.

Toronto, now North America's fourth largest city, currently has 130 high-rise construction projects under way.

He worked night shifts as a security guard at a high-rise construction site on the Vegas Strip.

Last year it was reported that Toronto led the rest of North America in high-rise construction.

The figures indicate there may not be a direct relationship between unsafe conditions and high-rise construction, nearly all of which occurs in Manhattan.

The council represents major high-rise construction companies, responsible for building 75 percent of new high-rise buildings.

There are currently 200 high-rise construction sites being operated in the city providing ample opportunity for accidents like Saturday's.

High-rise construction, though possible from the late 19th century onwards, was greatly advanced during the second half of the 20th century.