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--- federal_weapon_manufactory [2025/09/21 03:40] – [Overview] admin
+++ federal_weapon_manufactory [2025/09/21 03:47] (current) – [Architectural Significance] admin
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 ===== Architectural Significance =====
-  * **Construction Materials:** Timber post-and-beam over volcanic-stone plinth; mycelium-brick infill; forge hearths lined with basalt.
+  * **Construction Materials:** Timber post-and-beam over [[atrana_mountains|Atrana mountain]]-stone plinth (granite/gneiss); mycelium-brick infill; forge hearths lined with refractory fireclay brick.
   * **Floors:** 1 main production level with a small mezzanine for offices and ledgers.
   * **Design Aesthetic:** Secure, cleanable work bays; “hot” metal shop isolated from “quiet” assembly and test rooms; clear sight lines from a central foreman’s gallery.
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 ===== Look and Feel =====
-Hammer ring from the hot bay, the rasp of wood in the laminate shop, and soft clicks from coil winders in the electro bench. Clerestory light washes the floor; after-hours, steady Lumi bands pick out vises, stamps, and ledgers. Everything is numbered, scribed, and countersigned—tools live in shadow boards, serials bite into steel, and the armory hatch opens only when both keys turn.
+Hammer ring from the hot bay, the rasp of wood in the laminate shop, and soft clicks from coil winders in the electro bench. Clerestory light washes the floor; after-hours, steady Lumi bands pick out vises, stamps, and ledgers. Everything is numbered, scribed, and countersigned — tools live in shadow boards, serials bite into steel, and the armory hatch opens only when both keys turn.
 ===== Products & Distribution =====