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This category contains patterns related to specific types of buildings, public spaces and other types of built environments.
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Supporting Patterns  | This category contains building types that are used primarily as a place for conducting business, including offices and factories. |
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 | For more information and patterns related to communities as a whole, see the section on creating thriving communities. |
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 | This category contains patterns related to parks, yards and other outdoor environments of various sizes. |
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 | Mixed use buildings combine several unreleated or loosely related building uses into one building. For example, consider a building that contains retail and restaurant space at the ground floor, office space above, and residential units above that. By not being devoted to a single use, these buildings bring more varied and interesting life. They also create the opportunity for people to live ... |
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 | This category contains buildings that are open to the general public, such as libraries, theaters and some government buildings. |
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 | This category contains patterns specific to designing residential buildings of various types, including both single-family homes and multi-family housing complexes. |
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 | This category contains structures related to movement between buildings and communities, such as bridges, roads and mass transit systems. |
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