Observed high-resolution images of a new high-T//c superconductor based on the Bi-Ca-Sr-Cu-O system (T//c above 70 K) indicated a structure derived from the Bi//4Ti//3O//1//2 type in which doubled bismuth oxide layers alternate with double perovskite layers along the c-axis. The orthorhombic unit cell dimensions showed an approximate relation of a equals ROOT 2a//p, b equals 5 ROOT 2a//p and c equals 8 a//p, where a//p equals 3. 82 Angstrom, the cell parameter of a cubic perovskite. At least a quarter of the oxygen should be deleted in accordance with the average copper valence of less than 3 and two-dimensional Cu-O layers are supposed to be responsible for the high-T//c superconductivity.