Are the upper floors of skyscrapers more susceptible to moisture?
eg because of fog in which they are then enveloped.
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If, structural conditions such as poor insulation or insufficient ventilation in the upper floors can lead to moisture problems, so mold attack or worse is the case. So it's already necessary to make sure that the building is set up.
So yes, are more susceptible.
if an architect at a building does not focus on good and lasting weather protection, he should better build igloos for eskimos or sandcastles on the beach of the East Sea.
whether fog, rain or storm, a weatherproof building must stop this. no matter what floor.
How often are these tops of the houses covered in fog? Significantly more often than the lower floors are wet-regulated?
Why? The windows are tight and often cannot be opened. Air conditioning dehumidifies everything.