@instruments/taxonomy 1.12.0 → 1.13.0

package/dist/index.js

@@ -167,23 +167,24 @@ var SECTOR_TERMS = [
     slug: "marine"
   },
   {
-    // EVIDENCED, and a ROOT rather than a child of `civic`, because the client is not always public.
-    definition: "A project shaping the public realm between buildings: streets, squares, parks, waterfronts and the masterplans that set them out.",
+    // EVIDENCED, and a ROOT rather than a child of `civic`, because planning a private district is
+    // not civic.
+    definition: "A project that plans a district or shapes the public realm between buildings: masterplans, streets, squares, parks and waterfronts.",
     introducedAt: MARKETPLACE_SECTOR_OCTOBER_REVIEW,
     label: "Urban Design & Planning",
-    note: "Not beneath `civic`. A privately developed estate's streets and squares are urban design with no public body as client, so the edge would be false of part of the market. The outdoor terms on the space axis are the places; this is the market that commissions them.",
+    note: "Not beneath `civic`. A masterplan for a commercial district or a private campus is this and is neither a public building nor a public space, so the edge would be false of part of the market. The outdoor terms on the space axis are the places; this is the market that commissions them. Widened 2026-10-02: the definition covers planning a district as well as shaping the public realm.",
     provenance: MARKETPLACE_SECTOR_OCTOBER,
     reviewedAt: MARKETPLACE_SECTOR_OCTOBER_REVIEW,
     seenAs: ["Urban Design + Planning"],
     slug: "urban-design-planning"
   },
   {
-    // EVIDENCED, and a ROOT rather than a child of `industrial`, because the premises are not always
-    // let or run for revenue.
+    // EVIDENCED, and a ROOT rather than a child of `industrial`: a utility is classified by what its
+    // premises do, whoever owns it.
     definition: "A project whose premises generate, treat or distribute power, water, gas or waste: power stations, substations, treatment works and pumping stations.",
     introducedAt: MARKETPLACE_SECTOR_OCTOBER_REVIEW,
     label: "Energy & Utilities",
-    note: "Not beneath `industrial`, which is the production, storage and distribution of goods and sits under `commercial`. A municipal waterworks is not let or run as revenue-earning premises, so that edge would be false of publicly owned utilities.",
+    note: "Not beneath `industrial`, which sits under `commercial`. A power station or a treatment works takes this term whoever owns or runs it: it is classified by what the premises do.",
     provenance: MARKETPLACE_SECTOR_OCTOBER,
     reviewedAt: MARKETPLACE_SECTOR_OCTOBER_REVIEW,
     seenAs: ["Energy + Utilities"],
@@ -194,7 +195,7 @@ var SECTOR_TERMS = [
     definition: "A project whose premises must run without interruption: data centres, network and control rooms, and emergency operations centres.",
     introducedAt: MARKETPLACE_SECTOR_OCTOBER_REVIEW,
     label: "Mission Critical & Data Centres",
-    note: "Not beneath `science-technology`, which is research, nor `industrial`. A public emergency control room and a commercial data hall are both this and share no parent, so it is a root.",
+    note: "Not beneath `science-technology`, which is research, nor `industrial`. A public emergency control room and a commercial data hall are both this and share no parent, so it is a root. A hospital or a power station must also keep running and is not this: the sector is named for what the premises house.",
     provenance: MARKETPLACE_SECTOR_OCTOBER,
     reviewedAt: MARKETPLACE_SECTOR_OCTOBER_REVIEW,
     seenAs: ["Mission Critical + Data Centers"],
@@ -1641,15 +1642,19 @@ var FINISH_TREATMENT_TERMS = [
   mg2435(
     "tumbled",
     "Tumbled",
-    "Worn in a drum with abrasive media until the edges round and the face softens to an aged, matte surface.",
-    { provenance: mg2435Referenced("Q925936", "tumble finishing") }
+    "Tumbled with abrasive media, or piece against piece, until the edges round and the face softens.",
+    {
+      note: "Widened 2026-10-02: the definition no longer requires an aged, matte face, and covers pieces tumbled against each other.",
+      provenance: mg2435Referenced("Q925936", "tumble finishing")
+    }
   ),
   mg2435(
     "sandblasted",
     "Sandblasted",
-    "Abraded by grit driven under pressure, leaving an even, matte, finely pitted surface.",
+    "Abraded by a stream of abrasive particles driven under pressure, leaving a matte, roughened surface.",
     {
       altLabels: ["sand blasted"],
+      note: "Widened 2026-10-02: the definition no longer requires an even, finely pitted result.",
       provenance: mg2435Referenced("Q917273", "abrasive blasting")
     }
   ),
@@ -1658,8 +1663,11 @@ var FINISH_TREATMENT_TERMS = [
   mg2435(
     "chiselled",
     "Chiselled",
-    "Worked with a chisel, by hand or machine, leaving an irregular tooled face or a broken edge.",
-    { altLabels: ["chiseled"] }
+    "Worked with a chisel, by hand or machine, leaving a tooled face or edge.",
+    {
+      altLabels: ["chiseled"],
+      note: "Widened 2026-10-02: the definition no longer requires irregular tooling or a broken edge."
+    }
   ),
   // AUTHORED. No Wikidata item for bush-hammering as a surface finish on the review date; the
   // nearest is the tool.
@@ -1670,46 +1678,59 @@ var FINISH_TREATMENT_TERMS = [
     { altLabels: ["bush hammered", "bushhammered"] }
   ),
   // AUTHORED. No Wikidata item for flaming as a stone finish on the review date; the nearest is a
-  // polymer adhesion treatment.
+  // polymer adhesion treatment. "Thermal finish" stays as an alt label: it is the dimension-stone
+  // trade's own name for this face.
   mg2435(
     "flamed",
     "Flamed",
     "Passed under a high-temperature flame so that surface crystals fracture, leaving a rough, non-reflective face.",
     { altLabels: ["flame finished", "thermal finish"] }
   ),
-  // AUTHORED. No Wikidata item for split face as a surface finish on the review date.
+  // AUTHORED. No Wikidata item for split face as a surface finish on the review date. No bare
+  // "split" alt label: the word alone is wider than this face.
   mg2435(
     "split-face",
     "Split face",
-    "Cleaved or broken and left as it breaks, with a rough, uneven face.",
-    { altLabels: ["split"] }
+    "Cleaved or broken and left as it breaks, with a rough, uneven face."
   ),
   // AUTHORED. No Wikidata item for leathered as a surface finish on the review date.
   mg2435(
     "leathered",
     "Leathered",
-    "Brushed with abrasive pads after honing to a soft sheen and a faintly undulating face that follows the stone's hard and soft grains."
+    "A stone face worked with abrasive brushes to a soft sheen and a faintly undulating relief that follows the stone's harder and softer parts.",
+    {
+      note: "Widened 2026-10-02: the definition no longer requires honing first."
+    }
   ),
   // AUTHORED. No Wikidata item for lappato as a surface finish on the review date; the nearest is
-  // the machining process lapping.
+  // the machining process lapping. "Semi-polished" stays as an alt label: it is how catalogues
+  // translate the word.
   mg2435(
     "lappato",
     "Lappato",
-    "Lightly polished so that the high points of the face take a sheen while the hollows stay matte; between honed and polished.",
+    "Lightly polished so that the high points of the face take a sheen while the hollows stay matte.",
     { altLabels: ["semi-polished"] }
   ),
   // AUTHORED. Wikidata files antiquing as an alias of distressing (Q5283100), which `distressed`
-  // references. This canon keeps the result, antiqued, apart from the damage it may imitate.
+  // references. This canon keeps the result, antiqued, as the broader term and distressing, the
+  // imitation of damage, beneath it: every distressed surface is antiqued, and a patinated one is
+  // antiqued without being distressed.
   mg2435(
     "antiqued",
     "Antiqued",
-    "Worked by brushing, acid, tumbling or patination to give a new surface the worn look of age; the term names the result, not one process."
+    "Deliberately finished to give a new surface the look of age, by wear, colour change or patination; the term names the result, not one process.",
+    {
+      note: "Widened 2026-10-02: the definition no longer lists the processes, and covers any means of giving the look of age."
+    }
   ),
   mg2435(
     "distressed",
     "Distressed",
     "Deliberately marked, scraped, dented or worn to imitate the damage of long use.",
-    { provenance: mg2435Referenced("Q5283100", "distressing") }
+    {
+      broaderSlug: "antiqued",
+      provenance: mg2435Referenced("Q5283100", "distressing")
+    }
   )
 ];
 var FINISH_SHEEN_TERMS = [
@@ -1782,7 +1803,7 @@ var FINISH_TEXTURE_TERMS = [
     definition: "Perceptible relief or tooth, to the hand or under a raking light, stated without saying what kind.",
     introducedAt: TEXTURED_DATE,
     label: "Textured",
-    note: "The broad term for a source that says only that a surface is not smooth. Use a narrower term wherever the source names the relief. Brushed, grained, woven, napped, velvety, sanded and fine are not beneath it: a source states each of them of surfaces it would not call textured.",
+    note: "The broad term, for a source that says only that a surface is textured or structured. Use a narrower term wherever the source names the relief. Brushed, grained, napped and velvety are not beneath it: each names marks, the material's own structure or a pile, and none is defined by relief or tooth.",
     provenance: {
       basis: "evidenced",
       snapshot: TEXTURED_DATE,
@@ -1796,12 +1817,15 @@ var FINISH_TEXTURE_TERMS = [
       snapshot: TEXTURED_DATE
     }
   },
-  vendored(
-    RETRIEVAL_TEXTURE,
-    "fine",
-    "Fine",
-    "A shallow, close-grained tooth."
-  ),
+  {
+    ...vendored(
+      RETRIEVAL_TEXTURE,
+      "fine",
+      "Fine",
+      "A shallow, close-grained tooth."
+    ),
+    broaderSlug: TEXTURED
+  },
   vendored(
     RETRIEVAL_TEXTURE,
     "brushed",
@@ -1814,12 +1838,15 @@ var FINISH_TEXTURE_TERMS = [
     "Grained",
     "Reads with the material's own fibre or bedding."
   ),
-  vendored(
-    RETRIEVAL_TEXTURE,
-    "woven",
-    "Woven",
-    "Surface relief produced by interlaced structure."
-  ),
+  {
+    ...vendored(
+      RETRIEVAL_TEXTURE,
+      "woven",
+      "Woven",
+      "Surface relief produced by interlaced structure."
+    ),
+    broaderSlug: TEXTURED
+  },
   vendored(
     RETRIEVAL_TEXTURE,
     "napped",
@@ -1866,13 +1893,16 @@ var FINISH_TEXTURE_TERMS = [
     "occasional",
     DROPPED
   ),
-  repaired(
-    "sanded",
-    "Sanded",
-    "Abraded to an even matte tooth without directional marks.",
-    "rare",
-    DROPPED
-  ),
+  {
+    ...repaired(
+      "sanded",
+      "Sanded",
+      "Abraded to an even matte tooth without directional marks.",
+      "rare",
+      DROPPED
+    ),
+    broaderSlug: TEXTURED
+  },
   {
     ...vendored(
       RETRIEVAL_TEXTURE,
@@ -11964,7 +11994,7 @@ var resolveReference = (reference) => INDEX.byKey.get(canonicalKey(reference));
 // src/v1.ts
 var TAXONOMY_BASE_URI = "https://taxonomy.materialinstruments.com";
 var TAXONOMY_SNAPSHOT = "2026-10-02";
-var TAXONOMY_VERSION = "1.12.0";
+var TAXONOMY_VERSION = "1.13.0";
 var PUBLISHED_V1_BASELINE = "2026-08-30";
 var TAX45_REVIEW_SNAPSHOT = "2026-08-31";
 var LIMESTONE_INTRODUCED = "2026-09-01";

package/dist/v1.d.ts

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ import type { ElementPlacement, ExternalMapping, ExternalScheme, PeriodSpan, Rel
 export type { FacetHolds } from "./axes/index.js";
 export declare const TAXONOMY_BASE_URI: "https://taxonomy.materialinstruments.com";
 export declare const TAXONOMY_SNAPSHOT: "2026-10-02";
-export declare const TAXONOMY_VERSION: "1.12.0";
+export declare const TAXONOMY_VERSION: "1.13.0";
 export type CanonicalConceptUri = `${typeof TAXONOMY_BASE_URI}/id/${string}`;
 export type LifecycleStatus = "active" | "deprecated";
 export interface Lifecycle {
@@ -140,5 +140,5 @@ export declare const TAXONOMY_CORPUS_METADATA: {
     readonly nodeCount: number;
     readonly revision: string;
     readonly snapshot: "2026-10-02";
-    readonly version: "1.12.0";
+    readonly version: "1.13.0";
 };

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@instruments/taxonomy",
-  "version": "1.12.0",
+  "version": "1.13.0",
   "description": "Canonical data-only interiors and architecture knowledge graph and lexical corpus.",
   "license": "SEE LICENSE IN LICENSE",
   "repository": {