concept   skyscrapers
32 commonsense assertions
Cultures (32) • United States (1) • United Arab Emirates (1) • Western countries (1) • Asian countries (1) • Middle Eastern (1) • Architecture (1) • China (1) • European countries (1) • New Zealand (1) • civil engineering (1) • African tribes (1) • East Asia (1) • Indigenous Amazonian cultures (1) • Japan (1) • modern Western architecture (1) • rural culture (1) • rural development (1) • urban development (1) • African countries (1) • Europe (1) Mountainous regions (1) • Netherlands (1) • New York (1) • North America (1) • Sweden (1) • Tanzania (1) • Tonga (1) • architects (1) • flat terrain regions (1) • rural construction culture (1) • urban construction culture (1) • urban culture (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 skyscrapers United States Skyscrapers in the United States represent economic power, modernity, and urban development in major city skylines. 17
2 skyscrapers United Arab Emirates Skyscrapers represent modernity, economic power, and urban achievement in the culture of the United Arab Emirates. 10
3 skyscrapers Western countries Skyscrapers in Western countries symbolize modernity and economic power, often named after corporations or prominent individuals. 7
4 skyscrapers Asian countries Skyscrapers in Asian countries symbolize wealth and prestige and are influenced by cultural beliefs and practices in their construction, maintenance, design, and naming. 5
5 skyscrapers Middle Eastern Skyscrapers in Middle Eastern culture symbolize economic prosperity, modernity, and prestige. 5
6 skyscrapers Architecture Skyscrapers represent modern urban architecture and symbolize progress and innovation. 4
7 skyscrapers China Skyscrapers in China represent modernity, economic power, and incorporate feng shui for prosperity. 4
8 skyscrapers European countries Skyscrapers in European countries are influenced by the desire to preserve historical city skylines in their construction and design. 3
9 skyscrapers New Zealand Skyscrapers are rare in traditional New Zealand cities and may represent excessive urbanization and a lack of connection to nature. 3
10 skyscrapers civil engineering Skyscrapers are impressive feats of civil engineering built to endure strong winds and earthquakes at high altitudes. 3
11 skyscrapers African tribes African tribal culture does not traditionally include skyscrapers, which are built using modern and non-natural materials. 2
12 skyscrapers East Asia Skyscrapers in East Asia symbolize economic prosperity and urban innovation. 2
13 skyscrapers Indigenous Amazonian cultures Skyscrapers are not a part of traditional Amazonian architecture, which emphasizes sustainable and natural materials. 2
14 skyscrapers Japan Skyscrapers in Japan symbolize prosperity and undergo earthquake safety inspections. 2
15 skyscrapers modern Western architecture Skyscrapers represent urban modernity and economic power in Western architecture. 2
16 skyscrapers rural culture Skyscrapers are rare and less important in rural areas. 2
17 skyscrapers rural development Skyscrapers are not common in rural development, but may be used for specific purposes such as observation towers or corporate headquarters. 2
18 skyscrapers urban development Skyscrapers represent power and progress in modern urban development. 2
19 skyscrapers African countries Skyscrapers are less common in African countries due to a focus on different architectural styles and building requirements. 1
20 skyscrapers Europe Skyscrapers are iconic features of urban landscapes in major European cities. 1
21 skyscrapers Mountainous regions Skyscrapers are less common in mountainous regions due to limited flat land and construction challenges. 1
22 skyscrapers Netherlands Skyscrapers are less prominent in Netherlands due to a focus on low-rise and sustainable design. 1
23 skyscrapers New York Skyscrapers are an iconic feature of New York's skyline, symbolizing the city's architectural and economic importance. 1
24 skyscrapers North America Skyscrapers are iconic features of urban landscapes in major North American cities like New York and London. 1
25 skyscrapers Sweden Skyscrapers have less prominence in Swedish culture due to a focus on low-rise and sustainable design. 1
26 skyscrapers Tanzania Skyscrapers are not commonly seen in Tanzanian cities due to the lesser likelihood of having towering buildings. 1
27 skyscrapers Tonga Skyscrapers are not common in traditional Tongan urban landscapes and may be seen as symbols of excessive urbanization or disconnect from nature. 1
28 skyscrapers architects Skyscrapers are seen as a symbol of modernity and urban development by architects. 1
29 skyscrapers flat terrain regions Skyscrapers may be more common in flat terrain regions due to ample space for construction. 1
30 skyscrapers rural construction culture Skyscrapers are uncommon in rural construction culture due to a focus on low-rise buildings and agriculture. 1
31 skyscrapers urban construction culture Skyscrapers are a common feature in modern urban landscapes due to the urban construction culture. 1
32 skyscrapers urban culture Skyscrapers are a symbol of modernity and urban development, commonly found in dense city centers and representing urban culture. 1