High-rise buildings are tall structures that typically have multiple floors, often exceeding six stories. They are designed to accommodate a large number of people and can serve various purposes, including residential, commercial, and office spaces. These buildings are commonly found in urban areas where land is limited, allowing for vertical expansion. To support their height, high-rise buildings use advanced engineering techniques and materials, such as steel and reinforced concrete. They often feature elevators for easy access to upper floors and may include amenities like parking, gyms, and rooftop gardens. Examples of high-rise buildings include skyscrapers and condominiums.