Public story
Home, Why Clark, and Learning & Working carry the argument. They explain the thesis, the two-pillar frame, and the first centre hypothesis.
Wayfinding
Project Map
This page explains how the public site, the updates feed, the evidence stack, the library, and the underlying corpus fit together. The point is to make the project readable as a system, not a pitch deck.
Current work
Updates records changes and field notes. It should read like a changelog and not like an ad feed.
Proof layer
Evidence and the library keep claims, corrections, and the supporting record separated enough to stay credible.
Where the corpus lives
Library holds the hybrid public documents and the source corpus from venture, products, pilots, courses, planning, and Clark IPE development.
Project structure at a glance
Public site
Home, thesis, method, first centre, evidence, updates, map, and participation pages for outside readers.
Library
Hybrid pages that condense the nucleus of the project and expose the source corpus through one searchable index.
Source corpus
The product docs, project synthesis, working papers, pilots, and Clark IPE materials that ground the public story.
Where to go for each kind of question
Why does Clark exist?
Start with Why Clark and Learning & Working.
What is the first test case?
Open Niagara Assembly Centre and then the library version of the same plan if you want the tighter summary.
What is current?
Read Updates before assuming the site is static.
What is provable?
Use Evidence and the claims register from the library.
Shortcut
The site is organized to move from thesis to proof to corpus.
That is the structure. The rest is detail.