Yes, at the cost of even more complexity. The problem with this idea is insane complexity. One of 3 elevators in the office building is out of operation every

Yes, at the cost of even more complexity. The problem with this idea is insane complexity. One of 3 elevators in the office building is out of operation every two weeks. ThyssenKrupp comes and repairs it every now and then. They are simple elevators. The reliability I can imagine from my experience with TK elevators I think the floors will be a better option. Once I was working for a TK company, and the TK elevator broke down. It was not repaired by the sibling company for a whole month because of some component shortage... That was a simple elevator in a 5 storey building.