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--- federal_allottment-center [2024/11/07 08:20] – [Employees and work organization] admin
+++ federal_allottment-center [2025/08/18 04:05] (current) – [FEDERAL ALLOTMENT CENTER] admin
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+=== Races | Economy | Buildings & Organizations ===
 ====== FEDERAL ALLOTMENT CENTER ======
 Federal Allottment Center (FAC) are distribution centers operated by the [[federal_allotment_agency|Federal Allotment Agency]] where Federal Confederate citizens can exchange [[allottment_cards|Allotment Cards]] for goods. There are nine FACs in the exohuman community: four in [[new_kourou|New Kourou]], three in [[firetown|Firetown]], one in [[hope|Hope]] and one in [[morningstar|Morningstar]].
-Each Allotment Center is designed to serve up to 4,000 inhabitants. To avoid queues, each citizen has a fixed day of the week as well as a fixed time when they are allowed to visit the Allotment Center once a week.
+Each Allotment Center is designed to serve up to 4,000 inhabitants (except of the Allotment Center in Firetown that serves 5.000 inhabitants). To avoid queues, each citizen has a fixed day of the week as well as a fixed time when they are allowed to visit the Allotment Center once a week.
 ===== History =====
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 ===== Building architecture =====
-Federal Allotment Centers always look the same. Constructed of mycelium blocks that allow for unusual shaping, their roof resembles a leaf, which is meant to symbolize protection and sustenance.
+Federal Allotment Centers are designed to reflect their local environment and the sustainable ethos of the Federal Confederation. While the center in New Kourou is constructed from innovative mycelium blocks, which allow for unique shapes like the leaf-shaped roof symbolizing protection and sustenance, centers in other settlements utilize locally sourced, sustainable materials:
+  * **Morningstar:** Built from timber and stone harvested from nearby forests and quarries, reflecting the settlement’s timber industry heritage.
+  * **Hope:** Constructed using wood from managed forests along the [[arla_river|Arla River]] and stone from local quarries, emphasizing the agricultural identity of the settlement.
+  * **Firetown:** Made from volcanic stone sourced from the active volcano [[ralar|Ralar]]. Unlike other centers, Firetown's Allotment Center lacks vertical gardens due to the arid local climate.
-All Federal Allotment Centers in the Habitual Belt feature vertical gardens on their facades, allowing fruits and vegetables to thrive in abundance. These harvests are provided directly at the Federal Allotment Center and serve as a living demonstration of the community's sustainable living philosophy.
+==== Vertical Gardens ====
-In Firetown, the facades do not have vertical gardens due to local betting conditions.
+In all Federal Allotment Centers of the [[habitual_belt|Habitual Belt,]] vertical gardens adorn the facades, providing abundant fruits and vegetables. These gardens not only enhance the visual appeal of the buildings but also supply supplementary harvests to the community, showcasing the Confederation’s commitment to sustainability and resourcefulness.
 ===== Structure and space plan of Federal Allotment Centers =====
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   * **Reception and Information Desk:** Here citizens find information about the current distribution key for goods and food. In addition, they can ask questions here, e.g. about their allotment cards or vouchers.
   * **Public Toilet and Washing room:** With three toilets and three washbasins
-  * **Grocery Section:** Here, citizens receive their weekly food basket based on the current distribution key of the year.There are two counters where the food is distributed. In front of them are designated waiting areas.
+  * **Grocery Section:** Here, citizens receive their [[Weekly Food Basket (WFB)|Weekly Food Basket (WFB)]] for breakfast and lunch based on the current distribution key of the year.There are two counters where the food is distributed. In front of them are designated waiting areas.
   * **Furniture Section:**Since heavy goods are often involved, the area has its own exit near the goods issue.
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   * [[Federal Allotment Centers 1,2,3,4 of New Kourou|FAC 1,2,3,4 of New Kourou]]
-  * FAC 1,2,3 of Firetown
+  * [[federal_allotment_center_of_firetown|Federal Allotment Center of Firetown]]
-  * FAC of Hope
+  * [[Federal Allotment Center of Hope|Federal Allotment Center of Hope]]
-  * FAC of Morningstar
+  * [[Federal Allotment Center of Morningstar|Federal Allotment Center of Morningstar]]
 ===== Related Pages and Further Information =====
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   * [[federal_allotment_agency|Federal Allotment Agency]]
   * [[allottment_cards|Federal Allotment Card]]
+  * [[Federal Food Plant|Federal Food Plant]]
+  *[[headquarters_of_the_federal_food_plant| Federal Food Plant's Headquarters]]
+  * [[Federal Kitchen|Federal Kitchen]]
+  * [[weekly_food_basket_wfb|Weekly Food Basket (WFB)]]
+  * [[federal_food_basket|Federal Food Basket]]