B-space or b type space (Space Syntax)
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A b-type space is space with more than one link but which forms part of a connected sub-system in which the number of links is one less than the number of spaces, that is, a system which has the topological form of a tree. Such space cannot in itself be dead end space, but must be on the way to (and back from) at least one dead end space.
