The rapidly changing housing model after the Industrial Revolution has found a response with luxury high-rise residential buildings as a result of the changes people have gone through in line with their new lifestyles and needs, especially in cities that have transformed into an industrial city and we now call metropolis. This building typology is called 'Residence (Rezidans)' in residence. This typology also manifests itself in office buildings, and one of the main reasons for its intensive application is that more living or working units can be placed in smaller areas due to decreasing land areas and increasing land prices in the city center compared to the increasing population. Especially with the prominence of the industry and the establishment / placement of business life in the forefront of our lives, the need in the houses has been minimal, but the residences, which include the concept of 'luxury building', have been able to meet the needs of people, as such intensive working people continue to need to see themselves in a comfortable space. In this direction, this housing typology has become highly demanded. Until the COVID-19 virus epidemic, which created a significant change in our lifestyle, residence buildings and their reasons for use were mostly studied from socio-cultural perspectives. However, after the epidemic, we had more contact with these housing units than we have ever had before, in line with the fact that we spend a lot of time in the housing units, preferably more than our previous life. As a result, we started to notice some obvious deficiencies in this housing typology, which we were not aware of before and thought that we were fully responded to our needs, or that we could not realize even if it did not fully respond. These deficiencies have significant effects on the user comfort, psychology and hence can influence negatively the behavior of individuals. In this direction, in order to make a general analysis, it was tried to reach residents living in residence in Istanbul by preparing a questionnaire including comfort analysis for residence in residence buildings. The results of the questionnaire gave clear results from which some judgments could be reached, but these results were re-analyzed with 3 types of residence plans. In summary, especially due to the the changing perception in line with the pandemic, it has been revealed that residence buildings should be developed to meet the outdoor contact needs of individuals and changes should be made especially in the interior space plan organization.