Glossary of Woodfine Development Vocabulary
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Track-B Phase B: fix woodfine-development-vocabulary Direct-Hold Solution glossary entry — corrects invented 'three solution families' taxonomy to the real four-jurisdiction model (Test 1)
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ status: active audience: public bcsc_class: current-fact language_protocol: PROSE-TOPIC last_edited: 2026-08-26 last_edited: 2026-09-04 editor: pointsav-engineering short_description: "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." paired_with: buildings/woodfine-development-vocabulary.es.md @@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ Where a term already has a dedicated wiki article, this glossary gives a one-lin **Development Site.** A specific parcel of land identified — and, where acquired, held — for a Woodfine deployment. A Development Site becomes a Qualified Investment only once it satisfies Woodfine's co-location, Campus Design, and permitting criteria in full (see [[site-selection-terminology|Site selection terminology]]), and is evaluated within the bounded [[development-regions|Development Region]] that governs its jurisdiction and market-data scope. **Direct-Hold Solution.** The top level of Woodfine's development taxonomy, one level above Development Classes. The direct-hold portfolio is organized into three solution families: Woodfine Professional Centres (which groups the four Development Classes sited by Power Centre proximity — Professional Centres, Suburban Office, Retail Select, and Tech Industrial), Woodfine Vertical Warehouses, and Woodfine Parking Structures (the latter two each standing alone, sited outside the Power Centre proximity model). See [[about-development-classes|Development classes]] for how the six classes map to siting criteria. **Direct-Hold Solution.** The top level of Woodfine's development taxonomy, one level above Development Classes. There are four Direct-Hold Solutions, one per jurisdiction — Canada, the United States, Spain, and Mexico — each a separate legal vehicle that invests across all six Development Classes within its jurisdiction, rather than a vehicle dedicated to a single class. See [[about-development-classes|Development classes]] for how the six classes map to siting criteria. **Fixed Floor Plate.** The standardized, immutable structural footprint used across every deployment within a prototype class. Full definition: [[fixed-floor-plates|Fixed floor plates]].