New and Existing Interiors typology applies to which projects?

• A. Large-scale commercial campuses with many tenants
• B. Office projects which only occupy a portion of the space in a building, or those that occupy an entire existing building not undergoing a major renovation.
• C. Residential apartments
• D. New greenfield office development

Answer: (B)

New and Existing Interiors focuses on interior spaces within buildings, whether you’re fitting out a new interior or renovating an existing one. This typology applies to office projects that occupy only a portion of a building or to an entire existing building that isn’t undergoing a major exterior renovation—the emphasis is on the interior environment, not a new shell or new construction.

That’s why the described scenario fits best: it involves office interiors inside an existing structure, either partially or wholly, without major exterior changes. New greenfield development would be under New Construction, and residential projects fall under a different typology, so those contexts aren’t the right fit for New and Existing Interiors.