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In order to stay up with the rapid pace at which the world is evolving, a student of civil engineering has to have a comprehensive understanding of structural components and the dangers that are associated with them before beginning a project and maintaining that knowledge throughout its whole. High-rise buildings are becoming more common across the world for a number of reasons, including the scarcity of land in densely populated areas and their significance in today's major cities and capitals. High-rise buildings, as opposed to low-rise structures, have a great number of structural components and sections, and as a result, they need exceptional structural stability for both their design and their safety. As a direct result of this circumstance, an effort has been made to get further knowledge about the procedure that must be followed while creating a high-rise safety structure using the limit state approach. The basic structures of the project are built out of reinforced concrete, which is one of the building materials employed. Following much consideration, the Limit State Method was decided to be the most appropriate course of action (of collapse and serviceability). When the structure is stressed to its breaking point and begins to fall apart, the structure's stability and strength are shown. A floor system that distributes floor loads to either one of the plane frames or both of them is one of the structural components that are characteristic in multi-story buildings. There is a possibility that this shift in weight will take place in either direction. The design study incorporates the footings, columns, beams, and slabs into the overall structure.