Feet To Stories Novels & Stories

Outside, a sea of zombies packed tight, sprinting toward the stairwell. She slipped into the emergency stairwell and locked the door behind her. Gripping the railing, she took the steps two at a time, moving fast. Eighty floors. Over 1,300 feet straight up. Most people would need at least half an hour just to climb it, and the higher you went, the worse the burn got. And this was all stairs. Hayley kept a steady rhythm, skipping steps as she went. This building wasn't like the 27-story one she had dealt with before. Almost every floor here had zombies.

Lily once climbed down their three storey building tall pack house, and it was easy for her to do it in minutes. Right now, she was trying to apply the same technique to this complicated five story tall mansion. She kept convincing herself that it wasn't hard for her to do it. By the time she cheered herself on, Lily had already passed three storeys, any she was at the fourth one. As she wanted to step her foot on the window of one of the rooms, Lily missed a foot. She instantly grabbed the pane of another window and forced herself to hang on to it. Lily wanted to scream out in fear, but she dared not attempt it or else she'll get caught.

Then three minutes is all we need. "Then how do we get out?" "The window." "What?!" I glanced down at the blueprint again. "Isn't that like fifty feet from the ground?" "Thirty, actually." "Um... that doesn't make it any better!"

“I was just using the curtain to measure the length of the building through my window.” I found myself holding in my laughter as I inched closer to look at the rope. The mansion was a five-story building and even though we were on the third floor, her little curtain and bed sheet rope didn’t seem to reach anywhere, “Oh, You are measuring, how is that going for you? I see the rope isn’t reaching the ground.” She looked down in shock “What! It isn’t reaching? I could have sworn it was long enough.” I stared at her childlike display in awe, it amused me.

HELEN’S P.O.V. Two miles is ten thousand, five hundred and sixty feet. In a skyscraper, that is roughly two hundred stories. We didn't run down the stairs. We fell them. The emergency stairwell of the Spire was a brutalist concrete throat spiraling down into the dark. It was lit only by intermittent red strobes, casting our shadows long and jagged against the curved walls. The sound of our boots on the metal grating was a chaotic, echoing thunder. Clangclang-clang.

On the number buttons, we had up to thirty, literally the tallest building in this estate was thirty stories. The door of the elevator closed and we felt ourselves going up, I leaned on Calvin's body, draping my hand over his body. I feel so protected each time I'm clutched to him like this. He grabbed my waist, hugging me tighter to his body.

How many stories does he want the building to go? He said twenty–five. No, it should be more than that. at least it should be around seventy-five stories. When I invited the expert to the scene I was informed that the strength of the land could take only twenty-five stories. Rose gave the same amount to May to share with the workers as a motivational package.

She waved her hand at him and Veer's eyes widened as he looked at her walking towards him with no fear of falling. "Hey-Hey, stop-" he squeaked again. "It's a seven storey building so, it's safe to say that it might be around 24 or 25 meters so, at least 4 to 7 seconds before you reach the ground. No chance of survival." She mused, looking down at the ground unfazed, then back at Veer with a grin. He slowly wiped his tear stained face while his body was covered with cold sweat. He watched Maya waltzing over the narrow wall with much grace that scared the daylights out of him.

Sara felt it weird that a building could be as high as eighty storeys. "How did they manage to achieve such fleet!" She asked herself as they went on and even thought it asking Adrian about it but she soon Changed her mind. A few seconds later, they were at the eightieth floor of the building with only one or two persons to be seen. There were about six large ¹q11offices on that floor and they all seemed to be empty.

respectively. Talking aloud more than anything else, he scribbles his calculations. “Classrooms are a bit higher than residential floors so let’s assume that the height of one story of the STEM building is 10.5 feet… multiplied by three equals… 31.5 feet. Let’s add 10 inches for the roof and that makes a total of 32.3 feet. H equals 32.3 feet. “If we calculate from the edge of the southern wall – maybe if we had access to the rooftop or something – that would be a distance of 130 feet across Campus Drive, up the concrete steps and to this grassy knoll; elevation of about 10 feet.”