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	For other definitions, see: Construction works.		For other definitions, see: Construction works.

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−		+	Uniclass is a voluntary classification system for the construction industry that can be used for structuring project information, such as building information models (BIM). It was created in 1997 by the Construction Project Information committee (CPIC).
−	Uniclass is a voluntary classification system for the construction industry that can be used for structuring project information, such as building information models (BIM). It was created in 1997 by the Construction Project Information committee (CPIC).~~<br/>~~	+

	The [http://www.cpic.org.uk/uniclass2/ Uniclass classifications], state that:		The [http://www.cpic.org.uk/uniclass2/ Uniclass classifications], state that:
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	“…defines the activities to be carried out in the complex, entity or space. For example a prison complex provides a Detention activity at a high level, but can also be broken down into individual activities like exercise, sleeping, eating, working, etc.”		“…defines the activities to be carried out in the complex, entity or space. For example a prison complex provides a Detention activity at a high level, but can also be broken down into individual activities like exercise, sleeping, eating, working, etc.”
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		+	For other definitions, see: Construction works.

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−	Uniclass is a voluntary classification system for the construction industry that can be used for structuring project information, such as building information models (BIM). It was created in 1997 by Construction Project Information committee (CPIC).	+	Uniclass is a voluntary classification system for the construction industry that can be used for structuring project information, such as building information models (BIM). It was created in 1997 by the Construction Project Information committee (CPIC).<br/>

	The [http://www.cpic.org.uk/uniclass2/ Uniclass classifications], state that:		The [http://www.cpic.org.uk/uniclass2/ Uniclass classifications], state that:
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	“Activities can be classified by function and while there is a close relationship between Activities and Spaces, they do not necessarily have one-to-one correspondence. A given Space may house a multitude of Activities, consecutively or simultaneously. Also, a given Activity such as administration, storage or circulation may be distributed across many Spaces. Classification for Activities will prove useful for briefing and space planning.”		“Activities can be classified by function and while there is a close relationship between Activities and Spaces, they do not necessarily have one-to-one correspondence. A given Space may house a multitude of Activities, consecutively or simultaneously. Also, a given Activity such as administration, storage or circulation may be distributed across many Spaces. Classification for Activities will prove useful for briefing and space planning.”

−	The most recent version of Uniclass, [https://toolkit.thenbs.com/articles/classification#classificationtables Uniclass 2015], suggests that activities classification:	+	The most recent version of Uniclass, [https://toolkit.thenbs.com/articles/classification#classificationtables Uniclass 2015], (maintained and updated by the NBS) suggests that activities classification:

	“…defines the activities to be carried out in the complex, entity or space. For example a prison complex provides a Detention activity at a high level, but can also be broken down into individual activities like exercise, sleeping, eating, working, etc.”		“…defines the activities to be carried out in the complex, entity or space. For example a prison complex provides a Detention activity at a high level, but can also be broken down into individual activities like exercise, sleeping, eating, working, etc.”
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	*Assembly.		*Assembly.
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	*Building component.		*Building component.
	*Building element.		*Building element.
	*Building entities.		*Building entities.
		+	*Construction Project Information committee.
		+	*NBS.
	*Uniclass.		*Uniclass.
	*Uniclass 2015.		*Uniclass 2015.

	[[Category:Design]]		[[Category:Design]]

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	Uniclass is a voluntary classification system for the construction industry that can be used for structuring project information, such as building information models (BIM). It was created in 1997 by Construction Project Information committee (CPIC).		Uniclass is a voluntary classification system for the construction industry that can be used for structuring project information, such as building information models (BIM). It was created in 1997 by Construction Project Information committee (CPIC).
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	“Activities can be classified by function and while there is a close relationship between Activities and Spaces, they do not necessarily have one-to-one correspondence. A given Space may house a multitude of Activities, consecutively or simultaneously. Also, a given Activity such as administration, storage or circulation may be distributed across many Spaces. Classification for Activities will prove useful for briefing and space planning.”		“Activities can be classified by function and while there is a close relationship between Activities and Spaces, they do not necessarily have one-to-one correspondence. A given Space may house a multitude of Activities, consecutively or simultaneously. Also, a given Activity such as administration, storage or circulation may be distributed across many Spaces. Classification for Activities will prove useful for briefing and space planning.”

−	The most recent version of Uniclass, [https://toolkit.thenbs.com/articles/classification#classificationtables Uniclass 2015], suggests that activities:	+	The most recent version of Uniclass, [https://toolkit.thenbs.com/articles/classification#classificationtables Uniclass 2015], suggests that activities classification:

	“…defines the activities to be carried out in the complex, entity or space. For example a prison complex provides a Detention activity at a high level, but can also be broken down into individual activities like exercise, sleeping, eating, working, etc.”		“…defines the activities to be carried out in the complex, entity or space. For example a prison complex provides a Detention activity at a high level, but can also be broken down into individual activities like exercise, sleeping, eating, working, etc.”

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Uniclass is a voluntary classification system for the construction industry that can be used for structuring project information, such as building information models (BIM). It was created in 1997 by Construction Project Information committee (CPIC).

The [http://www.cpic.org.uk/uniclass2/ Uniclass classifications], state that:

“Activities can be classified by function and while there is a close relationship between Activities and Spaces, they do not necessarily have one-to-one correspondence. A given Space may house a multitude of Activities, consecutively or simultaneously. Also, a given Activity such as administration, storage or circulation may be distributed across many Spaces. Classification for Activities will prove useful for briefing and space planning.”

The most recent version of Uniclass, [https://toolkit.thenbs.com/articles/classification#classificationtables Uniclass 2015], suggests that activities:

“…defines the activities to be carried out in the complex, entity or space. For example a prison complex provides a Detention activity at a high level, but can also be broken down into individual activities like exercise, sleeping, eating, working, etc.”

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
*Assembly.
*Building component.
*Building element.
*Building entities.
*Uniclass.
*Uniclass 2015.

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