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The Catedral Metropolitana in Mexico City is the largest cathedral in the Western Hemisphere. It was constructed in the Spanish Baroque style of architecture and includes a pair of 64-meter neoclassical towers which hold 18 bells.
After the Spanish conquest of the Aztec city of Tenochtitlan, Hernan Cortes began the construction of a Catholic church. This church was demolished circa 1573 and a new cathedral was built on the same place. A side chapel, the Sagrario Metropolitano (1749-69), is the greatest triumph of the Mexican Churrigueresque style. The new cathedral was consecrated in 1667, but the final elements — bell towers and central dome designed by the Spanish neoclassical architect Manuel Tolsa — were finished in 1813.
The soft clay subsoil beneath Mexico City, which was originally built on a lake bed, and the removal of water from the soil has caused the sinking of many of the buildings in Mexico City's historic centre. Underground tunnels to stabilize the cathedral have prevented its collapse and have stabilized the uneven inclination of its sinking. It is located on Mexico City's central square, the Zócalo (officially Constitution Square).
Lot size: 7 x 11 tiles Menu position: Building: Landmark,Building: YIMBY,Building: Landmark Ogle Jobs: none Plop cost: § 110000 Bulldoze cost: § 100 Monthly cost: § 150 Park effect: over tiles Landmark effect: over tiles Max. Fire Stage: 10 Power consumption: 60 MWh/month Water consumption: 0 Gallons/month Air pollution: 1 over 1 tiles Water pollution: 1 over 2 tiles Garbage pollution: 15 over 0 tiles Features Custom Query/Sound
-Two minor cosmetic dependencies. Please check readme.
Dependencies:
DBSSYMN_Catedral_Metropolitana_CdMexico.dat (included)
BSC MEGA Props - W2W vol01
DBSSYMN Palacio Canton BSC (you only need the DBSSYMAN_Palacio_Canton.dat)
update: 19.08.2018 - listed updated dependency links @Tyberius06
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