levels
describe the interrelated configurations of physical elements and decision clusters
that occur within a larger dependency hierarchy.
In Open Building terms, the Support constitutes a higher level,
while infill is lower, dependent level: should the Support change, the infill is inevitably affected,
although the infill can change without forcing change at the higher Support level.
Environmental levels include: the urban (tissue) level;
Support (base building or building) level;
infill (fit-out) level; and furniture (furnishings) level.
by Prof. Dr. Stephen Kendall, Building Futures Institute, Ball State University
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