One common design for the interior of this type of building stems from an “Action” plan by Robert Propst. 43 miles of Pyrex glass tubing was used for (20[1])a curvy one of these buildings in Racine, Wisconsin commissioned by H. (20[1])F. Johnson from Frank (0[1])Lloyd (20[1])Wright. (20[3]0[5])One of these buildings (20[1]0[1])co-designed by Jony Ive (0[1])and Norman Foster (0[1])is nicknamed “the spaceship” due to its circular design. (0[1])In the 1990s, high-status examples of these buildings (0[1])often had many (*) Aeron chairs from Herman (10[1])Miller. (10[2])These buildings, (10[1])which may stereotypically include a C-suite in one of its corners, (10[2]0[2])sometimes (10[1])employ hot desking when using (10[1])an open plan rather than cubicles. (10[1])For 10 points, (10[4])name these buildings where white-collar employees work. (10[6]0[1])■END■ (10[8])