Veintypiso

Veintypiso is a term of Spanish origin that literally translates to "twenty floor." It is most commonly used in urban contexts to refer to a tall building, typically a skyscraper or a large apartment complex with at least twenty stories. The term emphasizes the height and scale of the structure, often evoking imagery of a modern, densely populated city.

In some Spanish-speaking countries, "veintypiso" might be used informally in everyday conversation when describing or referencing such buildings. It's a simple, descriptive phrase that clearly conveys the visual impression of a high-rise. The usage is generally straightforward and doesn't carry complex cultural connotations beyond its literal meaning. While not a formal architectural term, it serves as a common descriptor for high-rise residential or commercial buildings.