"High-Rise" is a novel by J.G. Ballard that explores life in a luxurious apartment building. The story follows residents as they become increasingly isolated and disconnected from the outside world. As tensions rise, the building's social structure begins to break down, leading to chaos and violence among the inhabitants. The setting of the high-rise building serves as a microcosm for society, reflecting themes of class struggle and human behavior. As the residents descend into madness, the novel raises questions about modern living and the impact of urbanization on our lives.