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[Terring 6,476]

I have inspiration

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The complete passenger terminal. Now the freight terminal follows.

 

[korver 27,686]

[RRetail 7,912]

The galleria of jewelry....

[Haljackey 17,403]

A collection of unique roundabouts and intersections in some cities I am working on

Posted in the roundabouts & intersections thread, but I think the crew here might want to check it out too!

Around a rail station

Diagonal for a bit

6 to 4 lane transition between the bullet train

GLR bypass

Highway exit

One at each side

Rail station chaos

Public square

Around a park

Industrial station

Highway terminus

Triangle grid

Highway onramp

The climb

Drop off point

Underpasses

Left curve then right turn

Roundabouts surrounding the highway

Station access

At the edge of the world

One-way underpasses

[tariely 4,499]

3 hours ago, RRetail said:

The galleria of jewelry....

oh, I like that one!  it so looks exactly like what it should look, pretty and neat, not too flashy, just right (and not part of a strip mall, I hope ! )

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2 hours ago, Haljackey said:

 

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Nice.  Are those real rail tunnels or transition to subway?

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[RRetail 7,912]

10 hours ago, tariely said:

oh, I like that one!  it so looks exactly like what it should look, pretty and neat, not too flashy, just right (and not part of a strip mall, I hope ! )

Well, yes and no. It will be part of a larger complex, but it will be a standalone building not attached to anything else.

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2 hours ago, RRetail said:

Well, yes and no. It will be part of a larger complex, but it will be a standalone building not attached to anything else.

OH. good, then ! I'm a bit burned out on strip malls over here (one is being built close to where I live, or, more accurately the already big existing malls are being extended further. More parkings, more black asphalt, more cars, no trees, not even the puny ones they usually put there in their small prisony greens).

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The connections for the car park have begun. And the lowered terminal entrances

[Tyberius06 12,268]

4 minutes ago, WolfZe said:

The connections for the car park have begun. And the lowered terminal entrances

@WolfZe
It looks really cool. I'm wondering how much part of it is modelled and which parts are separate props? I can see that you used the AC Mega Textures, I'm not sure about the planes and gate bridges. If those are props too and not part of the main model, that would be even cooler.
Same question about those "underground" parking garages. I know you're not a huge fan of dependencies, but it would be so cool if you could render a version with just the wall/entrance parts, and the TOP could be texture based (not pre-modelled), if someone wish customization. 
Anyhow, it is a cool setup and really nice project of yours!

- Tyberius

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2 minutes ago, Tyberius06 said:

@WolfZe
It looks really cool. I'm wondering how much part of it is modelled and which parts are separate props? I can see that you used the AC Mega Textures, I'm not sure about the planes and gate bridges. If those are props too and not part of the main model, that would be even cooler.
Same question about those "underground" parking garages. I know you're not a huge fan of dependencies, but it would be so cool if you could render a version with just the wall/entrance parts, and the TOP could be texture based (not pre-modelled), if someone wish customization. 
Anyhow, it is a cool setup and really nice project of yours!

- Tyberius

The gates are from AC to the small Lufthansa gates in the curved extension part. They are modeled, otherwise they would not fit.
As for the parking garage entrances and the lowered terminal entrances, these are the separate ones. The surfaces are each props

[RRetail 7,912]

Another bank for another project.

[The British Sausage 5,449]

I just need to add some boats on the East River and the scene will be complete for Northern Brooklyn and Manhattan.

[tagehring 321]

The central core of a university I'm building in my region's largest city. This is one reason I'd love to have a set of diagonal and curved BSC Parks walkways, I could do so much more with the University of Clayhurst mod and the BSC Parks.

[korver 27,686]

[Simmer2 23,831]

SM2 CO2 Scrubber is also almost ready.

Carbon Dioxide is an ever present threat in our atmosphere. A company in Canada actually made a CO2 capture industrial sized machine that works.

I made this model of it so that SC4 mayors can use it to clear those nasty industrial and traffic smog clouds that pollute their cities.

Simmer2

 

[korver 27,686]

[Barroco Hispano 26,972]

Polish Tank:

[Dreadnought 8,231]

@Goldman Sachs

Glad to see you are back --

"Congrats" on saving your data !!

[RRetail 7,912]

Guess who is back, baby, back, baby, back with a new location....

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Hamburg Airport Hotel "Radisson Blu". A former, converted parking garage, which now stands directly opposite the terminals, on the parking area.

5x5

 

[mattb325 28,893]

These condos:

from a couple of months ago are released and available for download, here:

 

[korver 27,686]

Working on some scenes from the West.

 

[Lucario Boricua 7,058]

C'mon, it's Friday, why are you still there!?!?

 

֍ OFFICE OF THE STEWARD OF THE LAND ֎
CITY OF CAMERAN

 

Mew: Myah-myah mew miau-nee! Nya, nyah-nya-myah, miu Miui nee mew-mee miau nah meeeee miau-miah-myah myah-mew myah miu-mui. Nee-mew-mew myah mee-mew!

(Translation: Look at my new office! And, by the way, the Queen is cooking up some big government reforms as we speak. It's supposed to be a secret!)

[+Guest 760649]

Slowly it continues. Now with hotel.......

[matias93 7,535]

Do you feel the fill?

As I've said before, my main aim on this city is to simulate the busy sensation of dense cities, centering on mid rise buildings. Currently I have around 250,000 sims living on barely more than a fourth of this big tile, and lots of fun, multimodal traffic, but still depending on walking short distances.

[Simmer2 23,831]

SM2 CO2 Scrubber is now online here...

Simmer2

[korver 27,686]

A few more of the West's most impressive natural wonders - The Wave and Devil's Tower.