How this knowledge base is organized

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## The buildings

**The Buildings** describes the six [[about-development-classes|development classes]] — Professional
**Buildings** describes the six [[about-development-classes|development classes]] — Professional
Centres (three to five storeys), Suburban Office (six to fifteen
storeys), Retail Select (single storey), Tech Industrial, and the
planned Parking Structures and Vertical Warehouses — each designed to a
fixed prototype, with the tenants and economics of each class.

**How We Build** is the design system: buildings designed from the
**Building Design** is the design system: buildings designed from the
tenant's needs outward, [[fixed-floor-plates|fixed floor plates]], and the [[boma-standard|measurement
standards]] and certifications the buildings are held to.

**[[architecture-overview|Architecture and Design Styles]]** surveys the design culture the
**[[architecture-overview|Architectural Styles]]** surveys the design culture the
buildings stand in, from classical to contemporary movements.

## The places

**How We Choose Sites** is the method: the retail anchors, the analysis
**Site Selection** is the method: the retail anchors, the analysis
of who lives and shops nearby, the scoring, and the tests a site must
pass before land is bought.

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country and tier indices, and a profile page for every market — a
growing collection, one article per place.

**The Rollout Program** is where building is planned next: the intended
**Development Program** is where building is planned next: the intended
country-by-country programme across Canada, the United States, Spain,
and Mexico, and the registers that track candidate sites through the
pipeline. It is a plan, not a promise: locations, counts, and timing
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Solutions are designed to address, and the under-building discipline
that preserves pricing power.

**Why Places Grow** covers the city-scale forces behind demand:
**Urban Growth** covers the city-scale forces behind demand:
commuters, the urban fringe, demographics, and parking.

**Maps and Data** documents the spatial data behind the analysis:
sources, coverage, and methods.

## Glossary
## Glossary and Reference

**Glossary** defines the terminology.
**Glossary and Reference** defines the terminology.

Every article is published in English and Spanish. The company-and-money
half of the story — who the company is, what you invest in, how the