Which of the following is NOT a WELL project typology?

• A. New and Existing Buildings Certification
• B. New and Existing Interiors Certification
• C. Core and Shell Compliance
• D. Building Operations Certification

Answer: (D)

WELL project typologies define the certification path for a project during design, construction, or fit-out. The valid paths focus on whole buildings or interior spaces, and on the base shell of a building. Building Operations Certification isn’t a design or fit-out path; it’s an ongoing performance program that evaluates a building’s performance after occupancy over time. Because it targets ongoing operation rather than a specific project type or scope, it isn’t considered a WELL project typology. The other options represent the actual typologies used for certification: New and Existing Buildings, New and Existing Interiors, and Core and Shell Compliance.