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Why does my apartment in a high rise building become a wind tunnel when I open the window?

I live on the 10th floor of a 52 story building, anytime I open my windows (which BTW only open about 5 inches) air blasts in like a wind tunnel and creates a horrible whistling sound as air escapes the crack under the door to enter the apartment. Also if the window is open it's almost impossible to open the entry door as their is what seems to be a vacuum effect. 

I have 4 windows, two in each room and no matter if one is open or all of them the air always rushes in and creates the whistling sound. I've tried putting a towel under the entry door to prevent the whistling sound but it just amplifies the air escaping from the top or sides of the door. 

Can someone explain why this happens and how to stop it?
gpt
It's caused by an imbalance in pressure between the inside and outside.  The pressure difference is something that your building's engineer can control.  

The engineer typically tries to keep the building at a slight positive pressure.  When you open your window, you should have a slight breeze blowing out, not in.

You should ask your building manager to fix it.