The American City of Livernois

The eigth installment of Livernois is the community of Arcadia Terrace, though much less of a community and more of a district centered on entertainment and retail, Arcadia Terrace is centrally located to draw in residents from all areas of the city. She boast a Mega Cinema, Shopping center, Night clubs, restaurants, and tenements with scenic views of the Livernois river. ABOVE; Arcadia Terrace is at the seat of the I-399 & I-672 Junction, (the Schaefer and Moravian freeways), faci... Go to this entry →

The Seventh Installment of Livernois details the Eastern branch communities of the Livernois river as it divides from the main waterway into a tributary known as Eastbranch. Eastbranch boast scenic views of the tributary, industrial footings, reclaimed industrial footings, and the first suburban sprawls of the city, as well picturesque recreation areas. ABOVE; The sprawls of low density residential, at the edge of Eastbranch ABOVE; Duke Cathedral ABOVE;... Go to this entry →

Entry six details the lavish community of Godsford Park, home to the mayors residence, Godsford Park boast a number of palatial estates that are home to many of the city's power brokers and heirs of 'Old Money'. Godsford Park as well is the designate community for the Major League baseball stadium, an Ivy League University, a number of private academies which are the envy of the city, and one landmark building from ages past. Godsford Park is boxed in by I-369(Chalmers Freew... Go to this entry →

The fifth installment of Livernois is the expansive City Center. This central business district is divided into two sectors; Pre Renaissance (PRE/REN) and Post Renaissance (POST/REN). The PRE/REN sector is comprised of older skyscrapers designed as Art Deco and Neo Gothic Monoliths. POST/REN is identified by Art Modern and late Modern Architecture. The line of division that separates these two opposing themes of architecture is known simply as 'The Division Line', an elevated r... Go to this entry →

The district of Westwood is the focus of the fourth installment of Liverrnois. Comprised of low and midrise buildings, Westwood is often is referred to as 'Little Downtown'. It boast a bustling commercial environment, that specifically caters to commercial enterprises that would traditional seat themselves in suburban areas. The fact that Westwood differentiates itself from the congestion of the Central Business District, is an attractive element for businesses in search of prim... Go to this entry →

The third Installment encompasses the westside waterfront district of the city, which in itself has four elements; Dresden & Camden, which are high embankment citadels, Chatham, a low embankment community, and Port Charles, the industrial landing point for lake maritime vessels. The westside water front boast of old world charm, a picturesque lake front, meshed together with high rise towers, and industry. (ABOVE); The community of Camden, is the easternmost walled... Go to this entry →

The second installment of Livernois is the Eastern Waterfront of the city, which boast High rise tenements perched at the edge of the coastline, flanked by the LTU professional soccer stadium, and fronted by a picturesque boardwalk that blends seamlessly into the coastal environment. Interstate I-724, also known as the Broadmoor expressway, is the southernmost freeway, traveling east to west, spanning both sides of the Livernois River, that separates the eastern lake front, from Downt... Go to this entry →

Located on the southwestern Coast of Michigan, this fictional city sits on the banks of Lake Michigan almost in diametric opposition to Chicago, this metropolitan city boast some of the nations oldest skyscrapers, a sprawling historic waterfront, pristine parks, and a cosmopolitan atmosphere... I give you the city of Livernois, (pronounced; Liver noy) The initial update is the city's infrastructure, primarily electrical, a novel, though costly idea, of routing all power lines throug... Go to this entry →