Interesting thought about Jedi and falling:
In the movies and TV shows we see Jedi falling or jumping down vertical distances of at least 10 meters (sometimes a lot more) pretty regularly and without a lot of problems (like breaking bones or so). So it is safe to say that they can take falling damage a lot better than regular humans can.
I wonder if a Jedi of Windu's power level can fall 150 meters and survive...
You might ask why that matters, since the building is kilometers high.
The reason is: it doesn't matter a lot. Human terminal velocity in air is reached after around 150m of falling (that will take roughly 15 seconds), you just don't get faster after that. So if you can survive that you can survive every fall as long as there is air around that slows you down.
And of course it depends on what he landed on. There is at least one known case of a real life human surviving a drop of several kilometers. He hit some trees and the terrain had a slope. He broke a few bones IIRC but then he wasn't a Jedi. He was the tail gunner of a bomber in WW2.
And yes I know, physics is not a thing in Star Wars. But it is fun to think about it.
Edit: waiiiit I think I did the math above wrong. You should reach 90% of terminal velocity (not easy to get closer) after about six seconds I think...
