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Storey

A storey (Commonwealth English) or story (American English), is any level part of a building with a floor that could be used by people (for living, work, storage, recreation, etc.). Plurals for the word are storeys (UK, CAN) and stories (US).

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Numbering

European scheme

Elevator buttons

Room numbering

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Storey

Nodes85
Edges84
Triples79
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.023529
Components1

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Storey

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related to North American schemes · 18
Storey → American, Canada, Commonwealth, European, Finland, France, Iceland, In, In Quebec, Mexico, Norway, Quebec, The, The English-speaking, The Icelandic, The North American, United States, US
related to Numbering · 12
Storey → Canada, China, European, Finland, Floor, In, Japan, Norway, Russia, Soviet, There, United States
related to Consecutive number floor designations · 9
Storey → America, Britain, Each, English-speaking, French, However, Mezzanines, The, This
related to overview · 9
Storey → Buildings, Burj Khalifa, Generally, Houses, In, One, Storeys, The, United Kingdom
related to Idiosyncrasies · 7
Storey → American, An, British/European, Sometimes, This, United Kingdom, Where
related to External links · 5
Storey → Cambridge University Press, Chisholm, Encyclopædia Britannica, Hugh, Vol
related to Elevator buttons · 2
Storey → Braille, In

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Important terminology

floor ground floors level buildings used may building one called number first two main numbering scheme also american lower countries

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Nexinstance ofwhile others0.80text
West Coast Plaza uses the European schemeinstance ofwhile others0.80text
albeit usinginstance ofwhile others0.80text
the Atlanta Marriott Marquis have multiple floors above groundinstance ofa few buildings0.80text
then have a floor 1instance ofa few buildings0.80text
Upper Mallinstance ofshopping centers may call the main floors by names0.80text
Lower Mallinstance ofshopping centers may call the main floors by names0.80text
Lower Groundinstance ofshopping centers may call the main floors by names0.80text
with the parking floors being numbered Pn.In some instancesinstance ofshopping centers may call the main floors by names0.80text
buildings may omit the thirteenth floor in their floor numbering because of triskaidekaphobiainstance ofshopping centers may call the main floors by names0.80text
a common superstition surrounding this numberinstance ofshopping centers may call the main floors by names0.80text
14instance ofomit or skip the 4th floor along with other floor numbers ending in 40.80text

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