Show us your Small Towns

[Cyclone Boom 17,031]

Slenderex Town

 

Crossroads

(The train pictured is the 18:03 service to Possum Ridge.)

[Terring 6,476]

75% ready

[City_Slider 2,716]

30 minutes ago, Terring said:

75% ready

Could be, but i see nothing ;-)

[Terring 6,476]

That's because I didn't included the construction sites

[Cyclone Boom 17,031]

@Terring

Looks like your pic might've gone missing somehow.

[Terring 6,476]

I fixed it. No idea what happened here.

[Cyclone Boom 17,031]

A small-ish (yet getting bigger) sized town from my most recent Yayton developments:

[CorinaMarie 29,894]

Small town in the middle of nowhere Corillion:

[CorinaMarie 29,894]

It's been a couple of weeks, so here's another small town:

And I remembered to turn on the shadows this time.

[reg 1,480]

-A village in the mountains of Japan-

Self-flowing hydroelectric power plants are common in Japan.
(They do not require dams or storage lakes, but use the difference in elevation of rivers.)
They are often scattered in mountainous areas.

[CarstenB 660]

Really good, i like it.
But i think, you need the slope mod. With this the streets look much better.

[madhatter106 3,931]

On 5/27/2021 at 11:15 AM, Cyclone Boom said:

A small-ish (yet getting bigger) sized town from my most recent Yayton developments:

I love that there is a diner adjacent to Stonehenge.
"Hey, after the vernal equinox, do you wanna get pancakes...?"

[Terring 6,476]

Does this count as a small town?

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[CorinaMarie 29,894]

A new small town in Corillion:

^ Created for a couple demo pics to illustrate the v1.2 beta of our mod in this thread.

[TheMurderousCricket 5,109]

37 minutes ago, CorinaMarie said:

A new small town in Corillion:

^ Created for a couple demo pics to illustrate the v1.2 beta of our mod in this thread.

Beautiful. The guys down there are really lucky to live there. 

[Leathershoes&corn 829]

Small town near the hwy.

[CorinaMarie 29,894]

Two long distance rail lines intersect at this wye which is attractive to various industrial concerns:

 

And which are located in this small town in an otherwise rural farming area:

[SIM-ple Jack 17,450]

[CorinaMarie 29,894]

Small towns scattered throughout:

[gviper 922]

On 4/30/2020 at 2:25 PM, Terring said:

Sporadis is a small town designed and build to provide a high living level to its citizens with the lowest environmental footprint possible. The town was named after Sporades (Σποράδες, "those scattered", compare with "sporadic"), an island group in the Aegean Sea In Greece, and here you can see why.

About 1,800 Sims live in this green, futuristic town and the access here is by road or the subway.

Sporadis was build by preserving the local environment as much as possible. This means application of green technologies, plenty of parks and mass transit, no heavy infrastructures and no excessive terraforming. The town has adopted a stair-like pattern that allows it to hug the relief of the landscape when it's possible, while avoiding bumpy roads and silly construction results. This can be visible by the tree lines that separates the buildings apart, providing extra green belts with all the benefits from it, such as absorbing sound and air pollution, reducing the temperatures in hot days and giving a sense of privacy to the residents.

The town takes most of its energy by those wind turbines, which provide enough energy to store some of it for emergency situations, while a neighboring city sells some of its water to Sporadis.

This is the industrial area. A small group of factories produces useful good by 3D printing and robots. A recycling center and a small but efficient waste-to-energy incinerator are next to it, as well as a small water purifying system.

This area has most of the most important civic services, such as the mayor's house, the central computer, the elementary and the high schools, the digital library and the cultural center of the town. All of them are next to the Sporadis skyfarm, that covers some of the town's need for food.

Very close to them we have the police station, the fire station the clinic and the civic forum of Sporadis.

By walking in the streets of Sporadis, we'll be finding plenty of bus stops and subway stations, parks, dirty paths for pedestrians, and the town's spiritual center. Look very closely and you might find pigeons, seagulls, buzzards and even parrots flying around.

And as I said before, no heavy infrastructures here. No highways, no airports, not even a single seaport. Building a seaport here would made a serious environmental catastrophe here. The water here is deep and clean enough to bring plenty of animals, including whales. Why deploying ships here that can kill those beautiful creatures, when you can fly drones with quiet ion engines to come closer to them and admire them? Earth belongs to everybody, not only to us.

You might have noticed that lately I've been posting pictures mostly from small, environmental-friendly towns of the future. This is because not only I wanted to do something different than epic metropolises with ginormous skyscrapers and flying cars everywhere, but also to give you a glimpse for a new project I'll be working on. A small solarpunk city journal. Stay tuned

I love what you have going on with the streetside maxis trees. what mod is that? I don't wanna use custom trees (only default) but love the foliage in your pictures!

[CorinaMarie 29,894]

A couple of small towns:

[CorinaMarie 29,894]

Narrow small town on a ledge along a hill:

[Ssaidd 1,368]

On 5/21/2021 at 7:56 AM, Cyclone Boom said:

Slenderex Town

 

Crossroads

(The train pictured is the 18:03 service to Possum Ridge.)

Looks good and peaceful!

 

On 11/28/2021 at 10:33 PM, CorinaMarie said:

A couple of small towns:

 

On 9/27/2021 at 3:53 AM, Leathershoes&corn said:

Small town near the hwy.

nice view!

[SIM-ple Jack 17,450]

[SIM-ple Jack 17,450]

[SIM-ple Jack 17,450]

 

[franyer 305]

Riverside

[SIM-ple Jack 17,450]

[SIM-ple Jack 17,450]

[SIM-ple Jack 17,450]