e.g. Plumbing throughout the floor, single-occupancy bathrooms, windows in the center, HVAC and utilities that can be metered and operate independently from oth

e.g. Plumbing throughout the floor, single-occupancy bathrooms, windows in the center, HVAC and utilities that can be metered and operate independently from other "units". This kind of building is a lot tougher than say, a pre-war office building like you might see in NYC. Those ones tend to have more "rooms" and sometimes center shafts, whereas these newer ones are a bunch of stacked up wide open floors, with elevators, mech, and bathrooms in the center.