Development Classes

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## Where to start

Eleven articles cover what Woodfine builds, and how a building fills and supplies itself. These four are the way in, one from each group below.

- [[about-development-classes|Development classes]] — All six building types: what each is, who it serves, and how it is sited. Four are in force; two are planned.
- [[about-development-class-economics|Development class economics]] — The economic characteristics that distinguish one class from another.
- [[mix-of-use|Mix-of-use]] — The tenant curation model that assembles a five-category professional ecosystem inside every building.
- [[woodfine-development-vocabulary|Development vocabulary]] — The proprietary terms this category uses, kept distinct from generic AEC industry usage.

## The Six Development Classes

[[about-development-classes|Development Classes]] walks through all six: what each building type is, who it serves, and how it is sited. [[about-development-class-economics|Development Class Economics]] sets out the numbers behind each one. Four classes carry current, in-force definitions; two are planned and described in intended terms until their physical specifications are formally set.
The two overviews and the six class definitions. Four classes carry current, in-force definitions; two are planned and described in intended terms until their physical specifications are formally set.

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- [[about-development-classes]] — The six development classes for Woodfine direct-hold deployments: Professional Centres, Suburban Office, Retail Select, Tech Industrial, Parking Structures, and Vertical Warehouses.
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## Tenant Mix and Procurement

Two further articles cover how a building fills and supplies itself. [[mix-of-use|Mix-of-Use]] is the tenant curation model that assembles a stable, five-category tenant ecosystem inside every Woodfine building. [[centralized-buying-program|The Centralized Buying Program]] aggregates materials purchasing across simultaneous projects to secure national pricing, with rebates flowing back to the Direct-Hold Solutions.
How a building fills and supplies itself: the tenant curation model that assembles a stable five-category ecosystem, and the procurement structure that aggregates materials purchasing across simultaneous projects to secure national pricing, with rebates flowing back to the Direct-Hold Solutions.

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- [[mix-of-use]] — A strategic tenant curation model that assembles a professional ecosystem from five stability-anchored tenant categories within each Woodfine building.
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## Vocabulary

[[woodfine-development-vocabulary|The Development Vocabulary]] collects the proprietary terms used across this category — Development Class, Prototype, Fixed Floor Plate, and Rollout Program — kept distinct from generic AEC industry usage.
The proprietary terms used across this category — Development Class, Prototype, Fixed Floor Plate, and Rollout Program — kept distinct from generic AEC industry usage.

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- [[woodfine-development-vocabulary]] — A curated glossary of proprietary Woodfine direct-hold vocabulary — Development Classes, Prototype, Fixed Floor Plate, Rollout Program, and related terms — distinct from generic AEC industry terminology.