Skyline Co-op

Homes are assigned from a waitlist, not sold. Dues are set per room in three bands: Reduced (houses more people but brings in less), Full share (fills the treasury but prices people out).

Drag floors to build; workspaces pay a share of their surplus. Canteens, cafés, stores, and the cinema run near cost—they earn little but boost confidence.

Drag elevators vertically. Express elevators stop at lobbies, basements, and every 5th floor. Service elevators carry staff only. Stairs and escalators handle short hops and relieve queues.

A two-floor concourse that every elevator stops at, turning a long climb into two shorter ones.

Fires spread until the Safety Team contains them. Hoarding the treasury prompts the assembly to vote it out to schools, libraries, or sister co-ops.

A building that houses people well enough and high enough attracts a public science grant. Crown it with the Observatory to bring in astronomers.