with intricate murals or other designs, like this glass art piece in SKYCITY Auckland.]] In architecture, a floor is generally the lower horizontal surface of a room, and/or the supporting structure underneath it. It also commonly refers to flooring, or a wall-to-wall floor covering, which forms the decorative surface of the floor. The various levels in a building are also called floors, levels or stories/storeys, ieSingular: story or storey; plural: stories or storeys, respectively. See American and British English spelling differences. "ground floor" or "main floor", "first story", "mezzanine floor," etc. Structure A ground-level floor can be soil, or be built on a 'slab', such as a concrete slab. Floors above may be built on beam or joists or use structures like hollow core slabs. Ground-level slab floors are prepared for pouring by grading the base material so tha

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