Which spaces are included in the interior design scope described?

• A. Community Space interiors and one model apartment for each unit type
• B. Only Community Space interiors
• C. Only model apartments
• D. Community Space interiors and multiple model apartments without a specified unit mix

Answer: (A)

Interior design scope should cover the spaces occupants actually experience, which includes both the shared or community areas and representative private interiors. Having Community Space interiors ensures the finishes, layout, lighting, and overall ambience of the public parts are defined. Pairing that with one model apartment for each unit type provides a concrete example of finishes, furniture, and spatial planning across every unit configuration. This combination guarantees that the design intent is conveyed for how spaces function together and how each unit type will feel in use. Other options miss part of the picture: focusing only on community spaces neglects the private living interiors; focusing only on model apartments omits the communal areas that influence circulation and social interaction; and listing multiple model apartments without specifying the unit mix leaves uncertainty about whether all unit types are represented.