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About This File
The first blueprints for these buildings in the former GDR can be traced back to the Bauhaus style. In the 70's and 80's, an immense demand for residential buildings had to be satisfied somehow. Highrises were the answer to accommodate as many people as possible on a given lot size. The included building models have different occupant values and appear randomly on the included lots. It does not matter which lots or building models you have installed, so you can select the ones you like best. Since these buildings have been erected with average worker families in mind, they have been implemented in SimCity as R-§ buildings.
This is a complement to the 21 floor highrises that were released earlier. They are slightly lower with its 19 floors, but the the design is similar. Both types will be used in an upcoming set with large lots, created by ArkenbergeJoe. Note: The SFBT Essentials have been updated recently; this and the next few uploads will need the new version. Please make sure to download the update, otherwise some of the props and textures don't show up.
Dependencies:
SFBT Essentials updated in May 2006
Lot Statistics:
| Lot size: | 2x4/3x4 tiles, 4x2/4x3 tiles |
| Zoning and tileset(s): | dense residential / european-contemporary |
| Stage: | 8 |
| Occupants: | grey balconies 2040 R-§, blue balconies 1980 R-§, red balconies 1896 R-§ |
| Bulldoze Cost: | § 1,520 |
| Building Value: | § 16,600 |
| Construction Time: | 75 days |
| Flammability: | 48 |
| Power Consumed: | 17 MWh/month |
| Water Consumed: | 44 gallons/month |
| Air pollution: | 21 over 5 tiles |
| Water pollution: | 4 over 6 tiles |
| Garbage per month: | 4 over 0 tiles |
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