speical buildings and glass houses

localization/english/replace/NEOW_buildings_l_english.yml

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  building_mount_athos_02: "Mount Athos"
  building_mount_athos_02_desc: "The restoration of Mount Athos has begun in earnest. Monks have returned to the rebuilt monasteries, churches are once again filled with prayer, and surviving books, relics, and icons are being gathered from across the Orthodox world. The Holy Mountain is slowly becoming a home for monastic life once more."
  building_mount_athos_03: "The Garden of the Mother of God"
- building_mount_athos_03_desc: "Mount Athos has risen from its state of ruin. The monasteries have been rebuilt, the churches reconsecrated, and the Athonite traditions restored by new generations of monks. The Holy Mountain once more stands as the foremost spiritual centre of the Orthodoxy, and the brotherhoods once more preserve the faith for generations yet to come."
+ building_mount_athos_03_desc: "Mount Athos has risen from its state of ruin. The monasteries have been rebuilt, the churches reconsecrated, and the Athonite traditions restored by new generations of monks. The Holy Mountain once more stands as the foremost spiritual centre of the Orthodoxy, and the brotherhoods once more preserve the faith for generations yet to come."
+ 
+ # NEW ATHOS — ABKHAZ NEOPAGAN FORM
+
+ building_type_new_athos_pagan_temple_01:0 "Sanctuary of Atoni"
+ building_type_new_athos_pagan_temple_01_desc:0 "$building_new_athos_pagan_temple_01_desc$"
+ building_new_athos_pagan_temple_01:0 "Sanctuary of Atoni"
+ building_new_athos_pagan_temple_01_desc:0 "When the old monastery of New Athos fell silent in the chaos after the Event, its abandoned churches, caves, springs, and mountain paths were reclaimed by Abkhaz communities returning to the rites of their ancestors. Christian images weathered away or were removed, while sacred groves, stones, and open-air altars spread through the ruined precinct. The sanctuary that emerged is not an ancient temple restored, but a new holy place fashioned from the bones of the old monastery and the revived native faith of Abkhazia."
+ 
+ # NEW ATHOS — RESTORED ORTHODOX FORM
+
+ building_type_new_athos_restored_monastery_02:0 "New Athos Monastery"
+ building_type_new_athos_restored_monastery_02_desc:0 "$building_new_athos_restored_monastery_02_desc$"
+ building_new_athos_restored_monastery_02:0 "New Athos Monastery"
+ building_new_athos_restored_monastery_02_desc:0 "New Athos was founded before the Event and grew into one of the great monastic complexes of Abkhazia. The Event reduced the monastery to an isolated relic, and for generations its grounds served other rites. With the return of Orthodox monks and patrons, the domes have been raised anew, the icons restored, and the Divine Liturgy once more echoes beneath the mountain. The restored monastery now stands as a symbol of the return of the Abkhaz lands to the wider Orthodox world." 
+ 
+ # CATHEDRAL OF SAINT ILIA II
+
+ building_type_cathedral_saint_ilia_ii:0 "Cathedral of Saint Ilia the Great"
+ building_type_cathedral_saint_ilia_ii_desc:0 "$building_cathedral_saint_ilia_ii_desc$"
+ building_cathedral_saint_ilia_ii:0 "Cathedral of Saint Ilia the Great"
+ building_cathedral_saint_ilia_ii_desc:0 "In the generations after the Event, the memory of Catholicos-Patriarch Ilia only grew. Remembered as the beloved shepherd of the Georgian Church and one of the most revered public figures of the pre-event Georgia, he was eventually glorified among the saints. A great cathedral was raised in Tbilisi in his honor, serving at once as a shrine to Saint Ilia, a monument to the survival of the Georgian Church, and a gathering place for pilgrims from every corner of Georgia."
+
+# CHANNEL TUNNEL
+
+ building_type_channel_tunnel_01:0 "Channel Tunnel"
+ building_type_channel_tunnel_01_desc:0 "$building_channel_tunnel_01_desc$"
+ building_channel_tunnel_01:0 "Channel Tunnel"
+ building_channel_tunnel_01_desc:0 "Beneath the narrow sea between Kent and the Calais coast runs one of the greatest engineering works of the old world. Once carrying trains between Britain and the continent, the Channel Tunnel survived the Event as a vast buried road beneath the seabed. Generations of collapse, scavenging, and neglect made much of it impassable, but the surviving galleries have since been cleared and secured. Merchants, messengers, pilgrims, and armies now pass beneath the Channel without trusting themselves to its dangerous waters, making the tunnel one of the richest and most strategically valuable crossings in western Europe."
+ 
+ # GREENHOUSES
+
+ building_type_greenhouses_01:0 "Greenhouses"
+ building_type_greenhouses_01_desc:0 "Enclosed gardens use walls, transparent panes, careful watering, and trapped warmth to extend the growing season and cultivate delicate plants that would otherwise fail in the local climate."
+ building_greenhouses_01:0 "Cold Frames"
+ building_greenhouses_01_desc:0 "Low wooden frames covered with salvaged panes shelter seedlings from wind and frost. They are simple, but even a few weeks of extra growing time can make the difference between scarcity and surplus."
+ building_greenhouses_02:0 "Glazed Frames"
+ building_greenhouses_02_desc:0 "Larger beds are enclosed beneath fitted panes of glass, giving gardeners better control over warmth and moisture while protecting valuable seedlings from sudden cold."
+ building_greenhouses_03:0 "Walled Glass Gardens"
+ building_greenhouses_03_desc:0 "Stone garden walls absorb the warmth of the sun while rows of glazed shelters protect fruit, herbs, and vegetables. What began as a collection of frames is becoming a permanent part of the local food economy."
+ building_greenhouses_04:0 "Heated Glasshouses"
+ building_greenhouses_04_desc:0 "Furnaces, flues, compost beds, and careful ventilation keep these glasshouses warm even when the weather turns harsh. Rare plants and early harvests now fetch high prices in nearby markets."
+ building_greenhouses_05:0 "Market Greenhouses"
+ building_greenhouses_05_desc:0 "Whole districts of glasshouses supply towns with vegetables, fruit, herbs, and seedlings throughout much of the year. Merchants contract directly with growers to secure the earliest and most valuable produce."
+ building_greenhouses_06:0 "Horticultural Houses"
+ building_greenhouses_06_desc:0 "Specialized growers maintain separate houses for fruit, medicinal herbs, flowers, and vegetables. Better furnaces and more reliable glazing make controlled cultivation practical on an unprecedented scale."
+ building_greenhouses_07:0 "Grand Conservatories"
+ building_greenhouses_07_desc:0 "Great halls of timber, iron, and glass trap the sun beneath soaring roofs. Their carefully managed beds feed markets, preserve unusual plants, and serve as visible monuments to the wealth of their patrons."
+ building_greenhouses_08:0 "Great Glasshouse Complexes"
+ building_greenhouses_08_desc:0 "Vast networks of heated glasshouses, nurseries, cisterns, workshops, and market yards support cultivation in every season. Their produce feeds cities while their gardeners exchange seeds and techniques across entire realms."
+
+ # SOAPMAKING GUILDS
+
+ building_type_soapmaking_guilds_01:0 "Soapmaking Guilds"
+ building_type_soapmaking_guilds_01_desc:0 "Soapmakers turn fats and oils into valuable cleansing goods with ash-derived lye, organizing a dirty and dangerous craft into a profitable urban trade."
+ building_soapmaking_guilds_01:0 "Tallow Boilers"
+ building_soapmaking_guilds_01_desc:0 "Small workshops boil rendered animal fats with crude lye in heavy kettles. The product is harsh and uneven, but useful enough to find a steady market."
+ building_soapmaking_guilds_02:0 "Lye Houses"
+ building_soapmaking_guilds_02_desc:0 "Dedicated sheds leach wood ash into stronger and more consistent lye. Separating this dangerous work from ordinary homes also makes larger batches of soap practical."
+ building_soapmaking_guilds_03:0 "Soapmakers' Stalls"
+ building_soapmaking_guilds_03_desc:0 "Soapmakers gather in a recognized quarter of the town, where traders can compare wares and masters can recruit apprentices. A distinct urban craft is beginning to take shape."
+ building_soapmaking_guilds_04:0 "Chandlers' Workshops"
+ building_soapmaking_guilds_04_desc:0 "Soap boilers increasingly work alongside chandlers, renderers, and oil merchants. Shared supplies, vats, moulds, and storage rooms turn scattered workshops into a coordinated industry."
+ building_soapmaking_guilds_05:0 "Soapmakers' Guildhall"
+ building_soapmaking_guilds_05_desc:0 "The masters of the craft maintain a guildhall to regulate apprenticeships, settle disputes, inspect weights, and punish adulterated wares. Reliable standards make the town's soap known well beyond its walls."
+ building_soapmaking_guilds_06:0 "Perfumed Soapworks"
+ building_soapmaking_guilds_06_desc:0 "Better oils and carefully prepared scents allow guild masters to sell fine soaps alongside ordinary household bars. What was once a necessity becomes a valuable luxury export."
+ building_soapmaking_guilds_07:0 "Standardized Mould Houses"
+ building_soapmaking_guilds_07_desc:0 "Large guild workshops use standardized moulds, measures, and recipes to produce uniform bars in great quantities. Merchants can now order by the crate rather than bargaining over individual batches."
+ building_soapmaking_guilds_08:0 "Grand Soapmaking Guilds"
+ building_soapmaking_guilds_08_desc:0 "Powerful guilds control sprawling soapworks, warehouses, oil yards, rendering houses, and merchant contracts. Their stamped wares travel far from the city, bringing wealth while making soap an ordinary part of urban life."