Mix-of-Use
docs(building-design): add 6 new TOPICs from redaction-reviewed design-collaboration source (4:1 parking ratio, design sequence priority, Common Building Code, water management system, tile-level climate zoning, structural bay depth discipline), plus Sub-Prototype and Campus Design BIM-massing supplements
@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ status: active audience: customer-woodfine bcsc_class: current-fact language_protocol: PROSE-TOPIC last_edited: 2026-06-26 last_edited: 2026-08-24 editor: pointsav-engineering short_description: "A strategic tenant curation model that assembles a professional ecosystem from five stability-anchored tenant categories within each Woodfine building." paired_with: buildings/mix-of-use.es.md @@ -45,3 +45,8 @@ The term "mixed use" is not used in the Woodfine portfolio framework. Mixed use [[national-tenants|National tenants]] — the academic, medical, and civic occupiers whose institutional identity carries market recognition within the regional professional community — serve as the anchor component of the mix-of-use model. Their presence validates the building as a professional destination, making it more attractive to the business and laboratory categories that complete the mix. The [[co-location-strategy|co-location framework]] positions the professional centre beside national retail anchors. Within the building, the mix-of-use framework positions national professional tenants as the demand anchors for the remaining commercial space. The co-location strategy and the mix-of-use model operate at different scales — site and building — but both use anchor credibility as the mechanism for attracting the broader occupier demand the portfolio requires. ## See also - [[common-building-code]] — the washroom-provisioning standard keyed to these five categories and their daily foot traffic - [[national-tenants]] — the academic, medical, and civic occupiers that anchor the mix