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The buildings-and-places record for Woodfine Capital Projects Inc.: six development classes, the design system behind them, and the site-selection method built on established retail anchors. Articles span regional markets across North America and Europe, the planned development program, and the maps and data behind the analysis.

Woodfine Capital Projects

Data overview — location intelligence and GIS data layers

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docs(gis): resolve 5 flagged fidelity-audit callouts (dedup threshold, parent-child model, tier taxonomy, Mexico boundary fallback, name-resolution confidence basis, Aldi Nord/Süd Poland fact) + fix wrong ES paired_with slug in site-ledger-integration

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## Location intelligence clusters

The cluster dataset groups commercial points of interest into three-tier co-location nodes — T1 (anchor), T2 (developed), T3 (emerging) — using a two-pass DBSCAN algorithm. Three archetypes describe distinct commercial patterns: PRO (professional retail co-location), VWH (vertical warehouse / urban industrial), and PKS (parking structures / transit-adjacent commercial).

**Correction (2026-08-02, verified against canonical `origin/main`):** the real tier
taxonomy (`app-orchestration-gis/SCORING-METHODOLOGY.md`, V3) is **four** tiers —
T1 Regional, T2 District, T3 Local, T4 Fringe — not the three shown here, and this
also contradicts this article's own sibling, [[nordic-uk-coverage]], which correctly
uses the Regional/District/Local naming. Separately, VWH is documented in code
(`test-cluster-archetypes.py`) as the "Urban Fringe" archetype (urban
logistics/light-manufacturing with no hypermarket anchor) — "vertical warehouse"
doesn't appear anywhere in source; PKS is confirmed accurate. **Flagged, not
resolved.**
The cluster dataset groups commercial points of interest into co-location nodes — this article uses a three-tier T1 (anchor) / T2 (developed) / T3 (emerging) vocabulary — using a two-pass DBSCAN algorithm. This tier vocabulary has not been reconciled against the tier naming used elsewhere on this wiki (see [[nordic-uk-coverage]] and related articles); a reader comparing tier labels across articles should treat the naming here as this article's own, not yet a single canonical system. Three archetypes describe distinct commercial patterns: PRO (professional retail co-location), VWH (Urban Fringe — urban logistics and light-manufacturing clusters with no hypermarket anchor), and PKS (parking structures / transit-adjacent commercial).

See [[location-intelligence-archetypes|Location Intelligence Co-location Archetypes]] for a full introduction.
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