Every building holds a story of what came before it and what it might become. This is a tool for those who see cities not as static backdrops but as living archives of transformation - preservations, demolitions, evolutions, and decay unfolding across time. The Style Library serves as your personal catalog of architectural movements. Add styles from Gothic revival to brutalist concrete, define their eras, regions, and character traits, then sort and filter by name, period, or discovery status. Every style you document deepens the vocabulary you bring to your simulations. The Demolition Lab is where theory meets consequence. Describe a building, select its style, state the reason for demolition, and trigger a scenario simulation. When device conditions support it, the analysis draws on on-device intelligence to generate historical context, projected outcome narrative, and an impact score. A built-in scenario historian lets you revisit and compare every analysis - edit entries, search past results, or open an extended conversation about any scenario to dig deeper into its architectural ramifications. The Vault operates as three connected records: a snapshot archive of city states with optional photos and condition breakdowns, a transformation event log filtered by type - preservation, demolition, evolution, hybridization, or decay - and a mosaic sketchbook where you build a personal photo journal organized by city and style. Progress surfaces across a stats dashboard, streak calendar, and achievement system that recognizes patterns in how you catalog, simulate, and document. Settings give direct control over haptics, animations, and stored data.
