Everything a developer needs to build a working chemist, from the pavement through to the stock room. The shopfront is a 2 m module: a glazed window bay with a stallriser and a blank ticket rail, an entrance bay whose door swings, a version of it standing open, a fascia sign frame with an unmarked lit face, a projecting sign on its bracket and a roller shutter whose barrel turns and whose curtain lifts on its guides. Inside, the sales floor is built from double sided gondola bays, ported so an aisle repeats to any length, in a tall stocked version, a 1.2 m low version, a picked over version and a second livery, with an end cap display, a seasonal dump bin, a gift and toiletries wall unit, a window display plinth, a basket stack on castors, a hand basket, a till counter with a cash drawer that opens, a card terminal, a queue rail, an A frame floor sign, a hand sanitiser stand, a photo booth bay and a bank of eight collection lockers whose doors all open. Off the sales floor is the consultation room: a frosted glazed front with a swinging door, a matching blind panel, a desk with a drawer, two chairs, a blood pressure monitor on a castored stand and a platform scale. The dispensary is the working half: a counter with a glazed screen and a hatch that lifts, a bench run with an inset sink, two drawers and two cupboard doors, the front of an automated dispensing cabinet, a shelved stock cabinet whose two glazed leaves slide past each other, a controlled drugs safe with a keypad, a cold chain fridge, a bench labelling printer with a flap over its roll, a tablet counting tray and spatula, a container set, a blister pack tray, a mortar and pestle, a measuring cylinder set, a dispensing balance, a bagging station and a prescription basket rack, with boltless stock room racking, delivery tote stacks, a stock trolley on castors, a step stool, bins and a sharps bin behind. The building is modular throughout: 2 m floor tiles in two finishes, solid and stock room wall bays, an interior door bay and a suspended ceiling grid, plain or lit, all sharing ports so any run mixes. What moves is rigid node transforms only: the shopfront, consultation, interior, locker, cupboard, safe and fridge doors, the counter hatch, the printer flap, the bin lid, the till, desk and bench drawers, the cabinet sliding leaves, the shutter barrel and curtain, and the trolley, basket stack and monitor castors. What does not move is said in every description and it is always the same reason: cabling, hoses, the blood pressure cuff, the photo booth curtain and the queue belt are flexible and this library has no skinning; the pedal bin linkage, the hand basket handles and the folding sign legs are multi bar linkages one rigid node cannot carry; and screen content and liquids need a shader or a fluid rather than geometry, so every screen, display and dial in the pack is blank and every vessel is empty. Nothing here is branded and nothing here is a medicine: no chemist chain, pharmaceutical company, drug, toiletries brand, health service or regulator is named or depicted, the plum and sand house colours are invented, and every fascia, shelf edge, carton, bottle, blister card, label panel, screen and sign face is blank, with no readable character in any language and no name, strength or instruction on anything. There are no people in the shop. All original CC0 geometry.

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