Buildings

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'''Buildings''' are the core structures players construct and manage in [[Main Page|Project Rebearth]]. Each building serves a specific function, from housing the population to producing resources, defending territory, and enabling trade. Buildings are grouped into categories based on their role in the settlement.

Construction costs vary by [[Biomes|biome]]. In the [[Wood Biome]], most buildings cost {{Icon|Wood}}. In the [[Stone Biome]], they cost {{Icon|Stone}}. In the [[Earth Biome]], they cost {{Icon|Earth}}. The [[Arctic Biome]] uses {{Icon|Wood}} at double the normal cost. Some advanced buildings also require {{Icon|Tools}}, {{Icon|Glass}}, {{Icon|Metal}}, or {{Icon|Scrap}}.

== Town ==
Town buildings form the core of a settlement, providing essential services and administration.

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! Building !! Population !! Key function
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| [[Center]] || +10 || Starting building; stores 5,000 resources; upgrades to [[Square]]
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| [[Square]] || +20 || Upgraded [[Center]]; stores 10,000 resources; produces {{Icon|Coin}}
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| [[Market]] || -5 || Enables buying and selling up to 1,000 resources
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| [[Town Hall]] || -20 || Administrative building
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| [[Tavern]] || -5 || Converts {{Icon|Drinks}} into {{Icon|Coin}}
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| [[Plaza]] || — || Decorative paved area (Polygon)
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| [[Dirt]] || — || Unpaved area; upgrades to [[Plaza]]
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| [[Market Stall]]s || — || Parent structure for stall variants
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| [[Market Stall (Meat)]] || — || Converts {{Icon|Food}} into {{Icon|Coin}}
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| [[Market Stall (Fish)]] || — || Converts {{Icon|Food}} into {{Icon|Coin}}
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| [[Market Stall (Bread)]] || — || Converts {{Icon|Food}} into {{Icon|Coin}}
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| [[Market Stall (Vegetables)]] || — || Converts {{Icon|Food}} into {{Icon|Coin}}
|-
| [[Market Stall (Goods)]] || — || Converts {{Icon|Clothes}} into {{Icon|Coin}}
|}
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== Housing ==
Housing buildings provide population capacity. Each tier offers more population at a higher construction and upkeep cost. All housing must be placed within 100m of a [[Center]], [[Square]], or [[Market]].

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! Building !! Population !! Cost !! {{Icon|Wood}}/day !! {{Icon|Food}}/day
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| [[Shack]] || +2 || 35 || -1.0 || -1.5
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| [[Hut]] || +3 || 55 || -1.5 || -2.0
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| [[Cabin]] || +4 || 80 || -2.0 || -2.5
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| [[House]] || +6 || 135 || -2.5 || -4.0
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| [[Residence]] || +8 || 200 || -3.0 || -5.0
|-
| [[Villa]] || +10 || 280 || -3.5 || -6.0
|}
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Costs shown are for the [[Wood Biome]] and [[Stone Biome]]. The [[Earth Biome]] uses {{Icon|Earth}} for construction and consumes roughly 1/10th the {{Icon|Wood}} for upkeep. The [[Arctic Biome]] costs double in {{Icon|Wood}} and consumes double {{Icon|Wood}} for upkeep.

== Food ==
Food buildings produce {{Icon|Food}}, {{Icon|Grain}}, and processed food products.

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! Building !! Population !! Key function
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| [[Field]] || Varies || Polygon; grows crops (potato, maize, grain) or raises animals (sheep, goat, cow)
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| [[Fishery]] || -1 || Produces +5.0 {{Icon|Food}}/day; must be placed on the coast
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| [[Boat]] || -1 || Child of [[Fishery]]; produces +3.0 {{Icon|Food}}/day
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| [[Pier]] || — || Child of [[Fishery]]; placed on water
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| [[Windmill]] || -5 || Converts {{Icon|Grain}} into {{Icon|Flour}}; upgrades to [[Improved Windmill]]
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| [[Improved Windmill]] || — || Upgraded [[Windmill]]; more efficient grain conversion
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| [[Bakery]] || -2 || Converts {{Icon|Flour}} into {{Icon|Food}}
|}
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== Resources ==
Resource buildings gather raw materials from the environment.

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! Building !! Population !! Key function
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| [[Woodcutter]] || -4 || Produces {{Icon|Wood}}; output varies by biome
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| [[Saw]] || -3 || Child of [[Woodcutter]]; produces +20.0 {{Icon|Wood}}/day
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| [[Nursery]] || -1 || Child of [[Woodcutter]]; produces {{Icon|Wood}} (biome-varying)
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| [[Tent]] || -1 || Child of [[Woodcutter]]; produces {{Icon|Wood}} (biome-varying)
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| [[Logpile]] || — || Child of [[Woodcutter]]; stores 100 {{Icon|Wood}}
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| [[Quarry]] || Varies || Polygon; produces {{Icon|Stone}}
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| [[Stone Crane]] || -5 || Child of [[Quarry]]; produces {{Icon|Stone}}; upgrades to [[Improved Stone Crane]]
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| [[Improved Stone Crane]] || -5 || Upgraded [[Stone Crane]]; higher {{Icon|Stone}} output
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| [[Claypit]] || Varies || Polygon; produces {{Icon|Earth}}
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| [[Clay Crane]] || -5 || Child of [[Claypit]]; produces {{Icon|Earth}}; upgrades to [[Improved Clay Crane]]
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| [[Improved Clay Crane]] || -5 || Upgraded [[Clay Crane]]; higher {{Icon|Earth}} output
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| [[Iron Mine]] || -50 || Produces {{Icon|Ore}}; upgrades to [[Improved Iron Mine]]
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| [[Improved Iron Mine]] || -100 || Upgraded [[Iron Mine]]; higher {{Icon|Ore}} output
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| [[Foraging Hut]] || -1 || Produces {{Icon|Food}} and basic resources; output varies by biome
|}
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== Refined & Manufactured ==
These buildings process raw materials into refined goods.

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! Building !! Population !! Key function
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| [[Tailor]] || -10 || Converts {{Icon|Wool}} into {{Icon|Clothes}}
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| [[Brewery]] || -10 || Converts {{Icon|Grain}} into {{Icon|Drinks}}
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| [[Creamery]] || -5 || Converts {{Icon|Milk}} into {{Icon|Food}}
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| [[Glassworks]] || -10 || Converts {{Icon|Earth}} into {{Icon|Glass}}
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| [[Refinery]] || -20 || Converts {{Icon|Ore}} into {{Icon|Metal}}
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| [[Tools Workshop]] || -10 || Converts {{Icon|Metal}} and {{Icon|Wood}} into {{Icon|Tools}}
|}
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== Infrastructure ==
Infrastructure buildings provide roads, bridges, and maritime trade capabilities.

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! Building !! Population !! Key function
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| [[Path]] || — || Basic road; upgrades to [[Road]]
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| [[Road]] || — || Paved road; costs {{Icon|Stone}} per meter
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| [[Bridge]] || — || Crosses water; must be placed on water or coast
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| [[Port]] || -20 || Enables maritime trade with 5,000 capacity; must be placed on the coast
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| [[Dock]] || — || Child of [[Port]]; extends port reach on water
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| [[Small Ship]] || — || Docked at [[Port]]; consumes -10 {{Icon|Drinks}}/day
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| [[Medium Ship]] || — || Docked at [[Port]]; consumes -50 {{Icon|Drinks}}/day
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| [[Large Ship]] || — || Docked at [[Port]]; consumes -100 {{Icon|Drinks}}/day
|}
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== Storage ==
Storage buildings hold resources for the settlement.

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! Building !! Population !! Key function
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| [[Warehouse]] || -1 || Stores 5,000 of all standard resources
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| [[Logpile]] || — || Child of [[Woodcutter]]; stores 100 {{Icon|Wood}}
|}
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The [[Center]] (5,000) and [[Square]] (10,000) also provide storage for all standard resources. Individual production buildings often have small storage buffers (typically 50-100) for their output resources.

== Research ==
Research buildings generate {{Icon|Knowledge}} for unlocking technologies and funding [[Expeditions]].

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! Building !! Population !! Key function
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| [[University]] || -50 || Produces +10.0 {{Icon|Knowledge}}/day; consumes {{Icon|Coin}} and {{Icon|Glass}}
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| [[Museum]] || -10 || Produces +5.0 {{Icon|Knowledge}}/day; consumes {{Icon|Coin}}
|}
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== Defense ==
Defense buildings that extend a settlement's territorial vision.

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! Building !! Population !! Key function
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| [[Tower]] || -3 || Land-based defense; consumes -5.0 {{Icon|Coin}}/day
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| [[Sea Tower]] || -3 || Water-based defense; consumes -5.0 {{Icon|Coin}}/day; must be placed on water
|}
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== Decorative ==
Decorative buildings have no production function but can be placed to enhance the settlement's appearance.

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! Building !! Cost !! Notes
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| [[Table]] || 10 {{Icon|Wood}} ||
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| [[Well]] || 50 (biome resource) || Appearance varies by biome
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| [[Small Statue]] || 10 {{Icon|Stone}} ||
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| [[Large Statue]] || 50 {{Icon|Stone}} ||
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| [[Fountain]] || 10 {{Icon|Stone}} ||
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| [[Fireplace]] || 5 {{Icon|Stone}} + 5 {{Icon|Wood}} ||
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| [[Firepit]] || 1 {{Icon|Stone}} + 1 {{Icon|Wood}} ||
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| [[Park]] || 50 {{Icon|Coin}} ||
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| [[Tree]] || 1 {{Icon|Wood}} ||
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| [[Fences]] || 10 {{Icon|Wood}} || Parent for fence variants
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| [[Fence 1]] || 1 {{Icon|Wood}} || Child of [[Fences]]
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| [[Fence 2]] || 1 {{Icon|Wood}} || Child of [[Fences]]
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| [[Fence 3]] || Varies by biome || Polygon; child of [[Fences]]
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| [[Fence 4]] || Varies by biome || LineString; child of [[Fences]]
|}
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== Changelog ==
{{Changelog}}

== See also ==
* [[Resources]]
* [[Biomes]]
* [[Effects]]
* [[Choices]]

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