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--- sfa_taxonomy [2014/10/30 15:17] – ameya
+++ sfa_taxonomy [2020/09/29 15:03] – admin
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   * **Envelope** - It represents an enclosure wrapping an atom or a group of atoms.
   * **Connector** - It represents elements that connect atoms to envelopes. For example, Doors and windows.
-  * **Artefacts** - It represents elements that cannot be further sub-divided at the current level of investigation. For example, canopies, interior furniture, and other similar objects.
+  * **Artefacts** - It represents elements that cannot be further sub-divided at the current level of investigation. For example, canopies, interior furniture, and other similar objects. Think of //artefacts// as either fully solid matter For eg - Chajjas (aka sunshades), canopies etc... or they are to be later broken down further into its constituent ''atoms", "envelopes" and "connectors "; when the design gets detailed out.
   * **Linked-nodes** - It represents a set of artefacts that are linked to each other. For example, column-beam frame.
   * **Pseudo objects** - It represents the objects that are not actual built objects. For example, referential objects like lights, location, and look at.
+Pseudo objects - The objects that are not actual built objects are termed as Pseudo objects. For example - referential objects like Lights, Location, Look at.
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