Site Selection
docs(building-design,gis,site-selection): archive 5 PointSav platform-architecture articles + retract redundant location-intelligence-strategy
@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ Site Selection covers the method behind "near Power Centres" — the discipline ## The Method [[co-location-intelligence-overview|Retail Co-Location Intelligence]] is the entry point: systematic geographic analysis that ranks sites by where large-format national retailers converge. [[co-location-methodology|Co-Location Methodology]], [[co-location-strategy|Co-Location Strategy]], and [[co-location-investment-thesis|the Co-Location Investment Thesis]] set out the deterministic framework, the site-positioning logic, and the underlying investment case in turn. [[power-centre-co-location-thesis|The Power Centre Co-Location Thesis]] and [[institutional-retail-halo|the Institutional Retail Halo]] describe how proximity to an operating Power Centre transfers necessity-retail demand stability onto adjacent office space. [[power-centre-land-availability|Power Centre Land Availability]] covers where Woodfine's Development Sites come from, and [[co-location-convergence-thesis|the Co-Location Convergence Thesis]] connects that land-sourcing method to extended-hours professional occupancy and the live/work/play shift in shopping-centre design. [[location-intelligence-strategy|Location Intelligence Strategy]] and [[location-intelligence-archetypes|Location Intelligence Archetypes]] cover the platform's flat-file, offline-first architecture and the three co-location archetypes a site can belong to. [[co-location-intelligence-overview|Retail Co-Location Intelligence]] is the entry point: systematic geographic analysis that ranks sites by where large-format national retailers converge. [[co-location-methodology|Co-Location Methodology]], [[co-location-strategy|Co-Location Strategy]], and [[co-location-investment-thesis|the Co-Location Investment Thesis]] set out the deterministic framework, the site-positioning logic, and the underlying investment case in turn. [[power-centre-co-location-thesis|The Power Centre Co-Location Thesis]] and [[institutional-retail-halo|the Institutional Retail Halo]] describe how proximity to an operating Power Centre transfers necessity-retail demand stability onto adjacent office space. [[power-centre-land-availability|Power Centre Land Availability]] covers where Woodfine's Development Sites come from, and [[co-location-convergence-thesis|the Co-Location Convergence Thesis]] connects that land-sourcing method to extended-hours professional occupancy and the live/work/play shift in shopping-centre design. [[location-intelligence-archetypes|Location Intelligence Archetypes]] covers the three co-location archetypes a site can belong to. <!-- AUTO-GENERATED MEMBERSHIP: DO NOT EDIT BELOW — regenerate from index_group: the-method --> - [[co-location-intelligence-overview]] — Systematic geographic analysis identifying and ranking retail sites where large-format categories converge within defined catchment radii. @@ -38,7 +38,6 @@ Site Selection covers the method behind "near Power Centres" — the discipline - [[institutional-retail-halo]] — Economic thesis that co-location with grocery-anchored Power Centres transfers the cash-flow stability of necessity retail to adjacent Woodfine professional office space. - [[power-centre-land-availability]] — Woodfine's land-sourcing thesis: the excess parking Power Centre owners reserve against future National Retailer demand is frequently underutilized and available for purchase. - [[co-location-convergence-thesis]] — Three trends converge at a Power Centre — live/work/play shopping-centre design, underutilized parking land, and a shortage of professional leasable space — and Woodfine's professional-hours tenancy is built to capture each of them. - [[location-intelligence-strategy]] — The strategic and architectural frame for the platform's Location Intelligence substrate: a flat-file open-GIS approach that lets customers own their location data end-to-end, running offline, without ongoing per-seat or per-request vendor costs. - [[location-intelligence-archetypes]] — Three co-location archetypes — Retail Centres (PRO), Urban Fringe (VWH), and Commuter (PKS) — identifying distinct commercial clustering patterns across 17 countries in North America and Europe. <!-- END AUTO-GENERATED -->