Managed office setup

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Hi
Been asked as a favour, because i do some networking but done nothing on this scale
Ok the building as 35 rooms, which all have been flood cabled (about 12 network points per room) and all the cables from each have been pulled to a central room in the building, which i have injected into patch cables and i know which room and cable is which... So thats that done

However, each room needs to be on a separate subnet e.g.
192.168.1.X
192.168.2.X
192.168.3.X
And so on......

The building is having a leaseline installed, think they are looking at 20mb/20mb leaseline
The issue i have now is what equipment do i get to do this?
I know from using draytek routers, i can put 4 separate lan subnets each with dhcp on each one
So that means i would need 9 drayteks etc
Then add a switch to each lan port on each draytek for each of the offices/rooms

But that is just me looking at it quickly, i have told my mate this wont be cheap, but each office he rents out at £500 a month so he knows initially it will cost a bit and the room where all the equipment will be housed on my say so as got some decent sized floor cabinets

Just looking at some help/advice on any other equipment i could use to do this?
The key is that no other office can see each others network, but each office as dhcp, so they can just walk into office and plug a laptop etc in without having to preconfigure the devices

But i have zero cisco experience, so that rules this type of equipment out

Sorry for waffling
 
I only said drayteks etc because i have used them and i know how they work.
Whereas cisco etc i have knowledge of that

I did mention about the 20mbit to him, but said at the moment he only has 6 rooms let, because he is renovating the other offices, he doesnt think increasing the leaseline yet at the additional cost is worth it, until he gets more tenants.
But wants the network infrastructure setup first..

What would the mac mini be used for?
I would be sorting the wifi later on as well, once i have the internal network all configured
 
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