Shopping Mall - walkways

George I've never seen a space denied being regularly occupied when you are providing daylight to that space, even if it is a corridor. But, depending on how much these corridor spaces are helping you earn the credit or not, may determine if the reviewer accepts your argument. Typically, corridors and other circulation spaces are not, but static spaces within these corridors can be considered regularly occupied. Since there are help desks in the corridors, the area around the desk is regularly occupied. The rest of the corridor would not be even though cleaning staff and security is moving through the space. The key is static and dynamic, placing permanent seating in the corridor creating rest areas could be a strategy used that would allow you to use more of the corridor spaces.