They knock on your door or give you a call to see if you want to grab some dinner or lunch. But Orosa insists she's not suffering from a Quaker overload-even though she discovered she could talk to two classmates who live above her through the vents in their kitchens. It also makes going to parties more convenient. You just walk upstairs. Heather Smith, who works for the management consulting firm A.T. Kearney, says she spots former classmates almost every time she walks into the lobby.
Some people think it feels more like a dorm.
I kind of see it just as a busy apartment where you have people you know. And if you want to do something, you can.