Supported
About This File
Buildings of these style were popping up in nearly every bigger socialist city during the 50's.
They were setting new living standarts which were unmatched in the decades following.
A well known example for this style of architecture would be the Karl-Marx-Allee in Berlin.
Unfortunately they were just prestige-objects which were very expensive to build and so
this style was given up soon.
This is just a very (1) small example. Usually these buildings have about 15 floors and at
a lenght of several hundered meters they provide shelter for some thousand inhabitants.
It is a R$$ 2x2 growable with 224 inhabitants.
-
3
