A map $\varphi : V \to V$ is label-preserving on apartment $A$ relative to a given labelling $\mathrm{lab}$ if it preserves the label of every face of $A$.
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A map $\varphi : V \to V$ is universally label-preserving on $A$ if it is label-preserving relative to every labelling of the building.
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An apartment isomorphism that fixes the intersection of two apartments $A \cap A'$ (containing some common chamber $C$) is automatically label-preserving on $A$ for every labelling: such a map acts as the identity on every face of $A$.
Existence and universality of label-preserving apartment isomorphisms: for any two apartments $A, A'$ sharing a common chamber $C$, there is a bijection $\varphi$ that fixes $A \cap A'$ and is label-preserving for every labelling; moreover every such $\varphi$ is label-preserving.