The characteristic physical structure a coordination form produces as it matures:
- sacred sites (T),
- cathedrals and capitol buildings (I),
- skyscrapers, stock exchanges, trading floors, and data centres (M),
- bioregional hub, or BioHubs (E).
For a fuller explanation, see the framework, Evolution of Coordination Nodes.
Related terms
- TIME Framework
- T form (Tribal)
- I form (Institutional
- M form (Market)
- E form Emergent
- Human Coordination
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Provenance
Extracted from the BioHub Glossary CSV export (Notion, August 2026). Source cell classified as Term. First-pass entry: the extended definition, contrast with adjacent terms, and usage-in-context sections require enrichment from the underlying project documents on a subsequent pass.