They can set these things to different levels of sensitivity and how far out they pick up heat/motion. We are building a house with the motion sensors all over the place. We are having to select how far out in diameter they will pick up motion (so a person walking down the hall doesn't turn on a light in an empty room) and how sensitive - so the cat doesn't turn the dang things on and off. Have maintenance adjust the thing.

Sorry, I attached an image of the lighting layout. Hopefully this works (first time posting an image to the site). The smaller solid circles are the 4" cans, and the larger circles are 6" cans. The graph is equal to one square foot per square (the drawing is to scale). Please note that two of the offices, conference area and kitchen are actually separated by large sliding frosted glass panels. There are 3 panels to each moveable "wall". Each panel is about 4 feet wide, 8 feet tall. The ceilings are 10 feet tall but there is a 2 foot drop to meet the top track of the sliding glass doors. Light passes through the glass as well as it would with the glass doors open. One office is private and has its own door and no sliding glass doors. Note that I did add a third 6" can to the smaller 7 1/2 x 11' room. Any feedback is MUCH appreciated. Thanks in advance. Here is a link that might be useful: office lighting layout

Thanks for the tip Josh! If this one dies, I'll buy a Calomodin :) I was thinking about getting some reflective sheeting and putting that behind the plant to bounce some of the light that passes it back onto it too, even if it's just a tri-fold posterboard covered in aluminum foil or something.

@JustMe Here is a rough drawing with dimensions of the office. My desk is on the longest wall. The window at the bottom of the drawing. My desk is about 72" and I've been seriously thinking of getting a different wood desk top that is smaller at about 63" to fit on that wall space next to the door. Something like a mesquite desktop or something. My desk is a standing desk so I'll be keeping the black base. The reason why I didn't put my desk against the window is mainly because of the giant monitor that is on an arm that wouldn't let me look outside anyways but I'm open to options. I do really think that my desk is way to big though. Also, the closet(which is at the bottom left of the picture in case its hard to tell has built in bookshelves. Although shelve space is always good, I've been looking at tons of wall shelves to utilize the vertical space more. I also added some more offices I liked to my profile. I'm a big fan of the contrasting natural colors and I want to incorporate live plants and such as well.