| rdfs:comment | - It is described as an apartment building meant for teachers, however since Management lived in the building it can be assumed that it also allows non-teachers as well. As Academy City is full of student dormitories, apartments are far and few between, easily allowing for taxi drivers to search for them just by their name. The outside of the apartment building however did not look any different from a student dormitory, but small differences in the service side of things gave the apartment an overall distinctive feel. The apartment gave more thought to the wishes of the residents regarding security, specifically that of security cameras, which are prevalent in student dormitories in order to control the children.
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| abstract | - It is described as an apartment building meant for teachers, however since Management lived in the building it can be assumed that it also allows non-teachers as well. As Academy City is full of student dormitories, apartments are far and few between, easily allowing for taxi drivers to search for them just by their name. The outside of the apartment building however did not look any different from a student dormitory, but small differences in the service side of things gave the apartment an overall distinctive feel. The apartment gave more thought to the wishes of the residents regarding security, specifically that of security cameras, which are prevalent in student dormitories in order to control the children. A single apartment contains 4 rooms, a living room, a dining room, and kitchen (4LDK), a set up that is made for a family. It is a high-class apartment building, and the price for an apartment is likely very high. According to Aiho, public servants like her can I get by as the apartment complex doubles as a practical experiment in construciton, so the university pays some of the rent. But in exchange, the security measures will sometimes suddenly change. Regardless, it still has a good security as Aiho's apartment can attest, as the entrance to her apartment has an automatic glass door that looked defenseless at first, but was made to resist explosions. The lock appeared to only require a swipe of the card, but it actually scanned the fingerprints, the pattern of bioelectric signals, and other data from the fingertips holding the card.
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