Which term refers to a single building enclosing a number of tenants and occupancies wherein two or more tenants have a main entrance into one or more malls, with anchor buildings not part of the mall?

• A. Historic Building
• B. Mall Building
• C. Special Amusement Building
• D. Common Path of Travel

Answer: (B)

In NFPA 101 terminology, a Mall Building is a single structure that encloses multiple tenants and occupancies, where two or more tenants have entrances opening into a shared interior mall, and anchor buildings are not part of the mall. This description matches the concept of a building that centers around a common indoor circulation space used by several tenants. The other terms describe different ideas: a Historic Building refers to age/preservation, a Special Amusement Building covers venues with unique amusements and their safety rules, and a Common Path of Travel is a portion of the means of egress, not a building type.