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London Townhouse Pack
A BAT pack for London / British cities enthusiast. This pack contains 18 residential, commercial and office buildings and one town medical clinic. The Architectural style is Georgian, very late of 18thcentury, but these kinds of buildings are still common in different parts of the British Isles.
Aesthetically very simple, but I like this period style. And very much in London style. To me a typical London building is this kind of old Georgian house. Although in the City the Georgian buildings are mostly gone, in many places outside of the Square Mile there are still streets lined with the Georgian row houses. Often with upmarket prices.
The BAT design is modular and the houses are variations of same basic structure. I have aimed to create ingame variation with only handful of lots. For example, I have made 8 R$$ houses and 4 lots (2 1x2 and 2 1x1) with 12 separate house extension props. The house extension props are grouped as prop families, so type and number of extension should vary from lot to lot. In theory, this should give over hundred different combinations for the lot, although difference can be minima for overall game.
However, using separate house extension has caused some problems. The extension props overlaps slightly with the houses and sometime a corner of the prop is invisible or leaves a hole. Also need to align the extension props to the houses, causes these lots to be slope unfriendly. Max slope before foundation is limited to 1 and I don’t think these lots would look nice in mountainous maps.
Nightlight are Maxi only. HD render
The house model is based on a real life building in Smithfields, East London. Artillery Lane 54-56. The shops are still standing (or were at least few years ago) and the façade is original or faithful to original Georgian design. I think today these building are residential buildings, but the Georgian shop windows remain. I found a scale drawing of these houses and the BAT model is made by using this info. The scale is real life scale and it makes the buildings look slightly smaller than SC4 comparison buildings from batters such as Gascooker. But then again, the historic Georgian buildings tend to be smallish, so I don’t think that size is a big issue.
I did choose medium wealth level as originally these houses were often inhabited by carpenters, merchants, sea captains, watchmakers and other artisans. People whom I would call as Georgian / Victorian middle class. By late Victorian times many streets and houses had dilapidated to rentroom housing and slums. Therefore I made few R$ rookery versions. Today these houses would probably be High Wealth, at least in good areas, so please adjust setting to your liking.
Ormond Surgery:
Plop Cost 450
Radius 400
Capacity 550
Jobs $ 8, $$ 13, $$$ 3
Monthly Cost 300 100
Department Health Staff Health Coverage
R$$ Houses Acton Street, Charlotte Street, Primrose Street, Perceval Street, Montague Street, Tavistock Place, Devonshire Street, Russell Street
Capacity Satisfied R$$ 22-27
Building Value 533 - 678
Bulldoze Cost 245 – 265
Pollution Air 1, Water 1, Garbage 4
Power Consumed 1
Water Consumed 2
CS$$ Artillery Lane, Drury Lane, Folgate Street, Bayswater Inn, Grand Junction Street
Capacity Satisfied CS$$ 21-22
Building Value 610 – 669
Bulldoze Cost 245 - 265
Pollution Air 1, Water 1, Garbage 13-14
Power Consumed 2
Water Consumed 27
CO$$ Liverpool Street, Fenchurch Street, Broad Street
Capacity Satisfied CO$$ 23-27
Building Value 360 - 376
Bulldoze Cost 252 - 265
Pollution Air 1, Water 1, Garbage 4
Power Consumed 1
Water Consumed 15
R$ Rookery Wilkes Street, Dorset Street.
Capacity Satisfied R$ 65 - 66
Building Value 883 - 896
Bulldoze Cost 253
Pollution Air 1, Water 1, Garbage 4
Power Consumed 1
Water Consumed 1
DEPENDENCIES
British Boxes
https://community.simtropolis.com/files/file/29965-british-boxes/
BSC Mega Props CP Vol 1
https://www.sc4devotion.com/csxlex/lex_filedesc.php?lotGET=1180
BSC Textures Vol 1
https://www.sc4devotion.com/csxlex/lex_filedesc.php?lotGET=90
Please report any errors
Enjoy
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