SEMANTIC SEED INDEX, VERSION 2

Sixty new standalone seeds in six registers, beside the original 46 luxury seeds (S01-S46, unchanged).
Every seed keeps the adult, dramatic, glamorous charge; the register sets the key. Cards are in cards/ and json/.

== Lived-in and warm (LV) ==
Homes, porches, kitchens and shared courtyards where long use is the luxury. Ease is the register.

LV01 — Hanoi Front-Room Hours
An imagined Hanoi of tall, deep houses whose front rooms belong to the street and the family at once: humid warmth, a table that does every job, and a glamour that arrives like weather and finds the household entirely unflustered.

LV02 — Tbilisi Balcony Supper
An imagined Tbilisi of carved wooden balconies hung over a shared courtyard, where a long supper turns neighbours into an audience and a late guest into an honour: vine shade, polished stairs, answered toasts, and warmth with room for drama.

LV03 — Prairie Kitchen Light
An imagined Midwestern farm kitchen at the end of a long road in winter: frosted glass, a table that has seen every verdict, banked heat against enormous dark, and a porch light that makes whoever stands in it look like news.

LV04 — Gulf Porch Evening
An imagined Gulf-coast porch at the hour a thunderstorm decides: ceiling fans turning the heavy air, screens ticking with insects, ice melting in glasses, and a long public-private stage between the road and the house.

LV05 — Swahili Roof-Terrace Dusk
An imagined coral-stone house on an East African coast, its carved door opening onto a lane and its roof terrace opening onto the sea wind: lime-washed warmth, evening visits across rooftops, and household life kept at the pitch of a salon.

LV06 — Budapest Courtyard Flat
An imagined Budapest flat on the gallery of a tall courtyard building: a tiled stove, high doors that stick, piano heard through a floor, and grandeur kept on a careful budget by someone who refuses to apologise for it.

LV07 — Helsinki Lakeside Long Evening
An imagined summer house on a Finnish-feeling lake at the hour that will not end: pale timber, a wood-heated bathhouse by the water, light lingering past midnight, and the gentle drama of people who show feeling in how they set a table.

LV08 — Highland Adobe Hearth
An imagined Andean house of thick earth walls and small deep windows, thin bright air outside and a hearth within: woven colour as warmth, long meals after longer roads, and a household that treats arrival as an event.

LV09 — Cedar Cabin in Rain
An imagined cedar house above a ferry cove in the Pacific Northwest: rain on every surface, wet wool steaming by the stove, a window full of fog, and the intimacy of a small warm room that the weather has made entirely private.

LV10 — Manila Sunday Table
An imagined Manila family compound on a Sunday afternoon: a table that grows as people arrive, pearl-lit windows, electric fans, rain pending, and a household whose warmth is organised and whose gossip is a form of love.

== Working and craft (CR) ==
Workshops, yards and night shifts where skill, heat and concentration are the allure. Skill is the register.

CR01 — Bali Carvers' Courtyard
An imagined island workshop village where carving, painting and silver share the lanes: open-sided pavilions round shaded courts, fine dust in slanting light, and the tap of work that makes concentration visible and faintly hypnotic.

CR02 — Bangkok Tailor's Cutting Room
An imagined Bangkok shop-house tailor at midnight: cloth stacked to the ceiling, fans stirring chalk dust, a fitting corner of mirrors, and the nearness of a craft that has to measure the body exactly.

CR03 — Samarkand Ceramic Yard
An imagined Central Asian ceramic yard in high summer: kilns breathing heat, turquoise test-tiles drying in rows along a mud-brick wall, shade as a precious thing, and the quiet vanity of people whose colour is better than anyone's.

CR04 — Prague Glassworks Night
An imagined Prague glassworks after dark: a furnace mouth glowing like a held breath, molten orange on faces and floors, rhythmic turning, and a heat so total that cooling glass is the only calm thing in the room.

CR05 — Addis Loom House
An imagined highland loom house on a rain-cooled hillside: cotton white as paper with brightly bordered edges, the knock and shuttle of many looms, eucalyptus poles, and a courtyard where cloth hangs like banners between showers.

CR06 — Persian Tilemaker's Winter Studio
An imagined Persianate tilemaker's studio in winter: a stove against the cold, tiles in every state of cutting and painting, patterns drawn from a living memory of geometry, and a sunk garden outside gone to bare branches and frost.

CR07 — Estuary Shipwright's Slip
An imagined estuary shipyard at dawn: hulls on their stocks like sleeping whales, steam-boxes breathing, tar and shaved cedar on the air, tide on the mud, and an attention to curve that has the gravity of a vow.

CR08 — Foundry Pour at Dusk
An imagined northern foundry at the hour of the pour: sand moulds, a river of orange metal, a roof lit from beneath, shouted calm, and a heat that makes the whole shed bow toward one decisive minute.

CR09 — Midwest Print Shop
An imagined small-town print shop on a Saturday-night rush: cases of type, ink on every surface, the rhythm of a press, posters for a dance still wet on the line, and a trade that survives because the town cannot do without its announcements.

CR10 — Steppe Felt Workshop
An imagined winter workshop at the edge of a steppe town: wool, steam and many hands rolling felt in unison, a stove roaring against the cold, and a horizon so wide outside that the warm room feels like a held breath.

== Civic and institutional (CV) ==
Halls, courts, stations and offices of procedure where authority and ceremony are staged. Authority is the register.

CV01 — Warsaw Ministry Corridor
An imagined Warsaw ministry built in confident postwar modernism: a corridor that seems to have no end, parquet that answers every step, tall doors with brass plates, benches for those who wait, and the weather of decisions made behind them.

CV02 — Prague Registry Hall
An imagined registry hall where weddings are made lawful: gilded plaster, a processional stair, photographers on the steps, a ceremony room for every mood, and the high drama of a promise said into a quiet that everyone is watching.

CV03 — Helsinki Reading Hall
An imagined Helsinki public reading hall in snow-light: timber and glass, a stair shaped like an invitation, quiet taken seriously by hundreds, and a civic generosity so complete that anyone may sit in the best light and be unobserved, or observed.

CV04 — Manila Courthouse Afternoon
An imagined Manila courthouse in the long afternoon: ceiling fans turning over wooden benches, files stacked in leaning towers, lawyers in pressed shirts, a heat that slows every gesture, and testimony given into air thick with consequence.

CV05 — Addis Assembly Corridor
An imagined highland capital's diplomatic assembly: a corridor of delegations, cloth and tailoring in every direction, coffee served between votes, a new tower over old eucalyptus scaffolding, and a courtesy so rapid that gossip travels as fast as policy.

CV06 — Cascadia Council Chamber
An imagined small-town council chamber on a rain-lashed Tuesday: cedar panelling, folding chairs for the public, a microphone that has heard everything, coffee going cold, and a zoning dispute carrying more private feeling than anyone admits.

CV07 — Swahili Coast Customs House
An imagined customs house on an East African harbour at the turn of the monsoon: coral-stone arches, ledgers and scales, sea light on the ceiling, and officials whose slow courtesy governs the passage of cargo, rumour and beautiful strangers.

CV08 — County Courthouse in August
An imagined Southern county courthouse in August: a dome over a live-oak square, ceiling fans stirring the gallery, a trial everyone has already decided, and thunderheads building behind the verdict.

CV09 — Altiplano Cable-Car Station
An imagined high-plateau cable-car station in thin bright air: steel and glass at altitude, cabins sliding in and out of cloud, a city spread far below, commuters in colour, and the vertigo of a public building that doubles as an overlook.

CV10 — Steppe Capital Culture Hall
An imagined culture hall in a steppe capital in deep winter: a marble foyer warm as an animal, a vast cloakroom of coats, a concert night with everyone in their best, and the cold outside making the glamour inside more precious.

== Devotional and ritual (DV) ==
Places of vigil, feast, silence and ceremony, imagined and never documentary. Reverence is the register.

DV01 — Samarkand Blue Courtyard
An imagined Central Asian college courtyard under a turquoise dome: tile that turns noon into water, deep arched cells, students and visitors crossing a hush, and a quiet kept for centuries so that learning feels close to prayer.

DV02 — Persian Garden Poetry Night
An imagined Persianate garden at dusk, a water channel running its length, lamps along the edge, and a circle gathered to say verses in turn: a ritual of voices where wit, longing and formality share the same low light.

DV03 — Highland Feast-Day Chapel
An imagined highland chapel on its feast day: whitewash against an enormous sky, a brass band waiting in the square, woven colour in every doorway, bells, candles, and a village dressed as if the day has been waiting all year.

DV04 — Highland Vigil at Dawn
An imagined highland vigil that lasts the night: white cloth pale in the mist, drums, a hillside compound, a long song built from many voices, and the slow arrival of dawn on people who have refused to sleep.

DV05 — Cedar Meeting-House Silence
An imagined cedar meeting-house where a congregation of no creed sits in silence on rain-darkened afternoons: plain benches, tall clear windows, and a hush so total that every cough, rustle and arrival becomes an event.

DV06 — Funeral-Supper Hall
An imagined church-basement hall after a funeral in a Midwestern town: folding tables, tureens, coffee urns, a photograph on an easel, and the extraordinary theatre of a community feeding its grief while old stories surface.

DV07 — Lagoon Sunday Chapel
An imagined Pacific lagoon chapel on a Sunday morning: lime-washed walls, open sides, a breeze off the water, hymns arriving in harmony from every direction, and white dresses and hats lit by sun on coral.

DV08 — Night of Candles
An imagined cemetery on the first frosty night of the season, thousands of candles in red and amber glass among the graves, families moving slowly through their own light, and an enormous gentle quiet that makes beauty a form of remembrance.

DV09 — Midsummer Fire Eve
An imagined midsummer eve on a northern lakeshore: a bonfire at the water's edge, birch boughs over every door, a sky that will not darken, and a communal rite in which everyone stays up because the night is simply not going to arrive.

DV10 — Southern Sunday Morning
An imagined Southern church on Sunday morning in high summer: light through coloured glass, paper fans in motion, a choir building like weather, and a congregation in its glorious best, where devotion and elegance are the same act.

== Playful and comic (PL) ==
Dance floors, fairs, ferries and fancy-dress halls where comedy of manners meets glamour. Wit is the register.

PL01 — Rink Saturday
An imagined Midwestern roller rink on a Saturday night: a mirror ball throwing light over carpeted walls, a groove from the organ, wheels thundering on maple, and the comedy of people becoming gloriously graceful in borrowed boots.

PL02 — Supper-Club Relish Hour
An imagined lakeside supper club in a northern winter: knotty-pine walls, a fireplace, neon in the window, a bartender with a ritual, and a dining room where flirtation moves at the speed of the relish tray.

PL03 — Wool-Shed Ball
An imagined outback wool-shed ball: bunting under corrugated iron, long tables on boards worn smooth by sheep, headlights sweeping the dust, fancy dress, a band on a wool-press, and gowns arriving from utes in a spectacle of absurd and splendid commitment.

PL04 — Marionette-Theatre Foyer
An imagined marionette theatre's foyer at the interval: velvet, gilt and a gallery of wooden faces watching the audience, as glasses clink beneath dangling strings and everyone feels very slightly observed by something not quite alive.

PL05 — Ferry Lounge Crossing
An imagined Pacific Northwest ferry lounge in fog: vinyl booths, windows full of grey water, machine coffee, a hundred strangers held in one public living room for the length of a crossing, and everyone suddenly in each other's story.

PL06 — Carnival Fitting Room
An imagined highland carnival workshop the week before the parade: mirrors and sequins, seamstresses with pins in their mouths, brass practice drifting through a wall, and a dancer trying on her whole self.

PL07 — Float-Barn Season
An imagined warehouse of carnival floats in a Gulf-coast town: papier-mâché giants looming over the working floor, glitter on every surface, paint and ladders, and a crew of adults building, with total seriousness, a joke the whole city will watch.

PL08 — Works Canteen Disco
An imagined factory canteen turned into a dance night: stacked tables, coloured bulbs for strip-lights, a glitter ball hung from a pipe, shift-workers in their glorious best, and the absurdity of a refectory pretending to be a palace.

PL09 — Lakeside Tango Pavilion
An imagined timber dance pavilion on a northern lake in high summer: earnest melancholy set to a tango beat, couples circling with dramatic seriousness, mosquitoes, long light, and a comedy of profound feeling in sensible shoes.

PL10 — Bowling Alley, Last Frame
An imagined bowling alley near closing: neon above the pins, lane oil gleaming like dark water, rented shoes, scoring screens flickering, and the comedy of high drama conducted in a place built for strikes.

== Modest or strained but dignified (DG) ==
Plain, short-of-money or storm-battered places kept with pride, where glamour is a form of self-respect. Pride is the register.

DG01 — Laundromat After Hours
An imagined neighbourhood laundromat late at night: fluorescent hum, warm air thick with soap, a folding table that has heard every confession, rows of round windows turning, and a tidy, defended dignity that makes a plain room feel like a stage.

DG02 — Dry-Country Courtyard Guesthouse
An imagined dry-country village guesthouse: thick whitewashed walls, a courtyard with a single tree, water counted with care, stars arriving like a second population, and a hospitality that treats shade as the finest gift.

DG03 — Provincial Bus Station Canteen
An imagined provincial bus-station canteen before dawn: plastic chairs and steaming bowls, engines idling in the dark, travellers with bundled lives, and a small room that holds a whole region's comings and goings in its steam.

DG04 — Last-Season Diner
An imagined diner in its final month in a fading industrial town: vinyl booths mended with tape, a counter polished by generations of elbows, a waitress who knows every order, a neon sign missing a letter, and the grace of a place that refuses to apologise for going.

DG05 — Shared-Kitchen Tenement Room
An imagined rented room in a Central European tenement: a tiled stove, a shared kitchen at the end of the corridor, thin walls carrying music and quarrels, one good dress on a hook, and the dignity of a person preparing, with great thrift, to walk out into the night as a queen.

DG06 — Flood-Line Bar
An imagined Gulf-coast bar after the water has gone: a tide-line stain at knee height on every wall, floors scrubbed to the nails, mismatched stools, candles and a generator, and a defiant reopening in which dignity is the best-dressed person in the room.

DG07 — Cyclone-Season Community Hall
An imagined island community hall in cyclone season: a corrugated roof drumming, shutters latched, lantern light on woven mats, a pot of something warm, and a village that has made the hall into a lighthouse of its own.

DG08 — Seafarers' Rest
An imagined seafarers' mission hall in a southern port: a kettle always on, a piano with a sticking key, noticeboards of ships and ports, and the shabby tenderness of a room where people between voyages are treated as guests.

DG09 — Backstreet Salon in the Rains
An imagined backstreet salon in a highland capital's rainy season: rain on tin, a row of chairs before a wall of mirrors, hot tools ticking, gossip, and a craft that turns an ordinary afternoon into the preparation for a spectacular night.

DG10 — Company-Town Guest Lounge
An imagined mining-company guest lounge in a far northern town: worn leather chairs, photographs of old shifts, honest tea, a stove with opinions, and a hospitality maintained by an institution that has outlasted its own certainty.
