02 - Along Westprawinians streets

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Entry posted by Prawinian · November 12, 2014

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Hi all,

First, let me thank you for viewing and commenting my last entry

Let's continue our tour along the Westprawa's streets !

Southward, more big buildings can be seen. In this part of the town, planners of the council authorized some high density buildings, in order to welcome important city infrastructures and increase population.

The first skyscrapper of the town was built by council's decree : the Prawinian National Bank. The PwNB was originally created to serve the needs of many immigrants settling in Prawa. As the population flow is very strong, it is still an important part of the bank's activity.

Also, the PwNB carries several functions, especially in developing the country's infrastructures : roads, railroads, energy plants, industrial installations and has a speciality of funding bridges constructions.

This part of town also saw the constuction of first high-level condos, raised by private fundings. You can see them around the Police Headquarter's sector.

City planners also tried to develop artistic schools and infrastructures. The most important school is the Prawinian Musical Conservatory, set around the Pokratitz's roundabout. Three buildings compose the school : the Rachmaninov's Piano school, the Ravel's Orchestra School and the National Prawinian Concert Hall, which is the most recent construction.

Finally, it's still again in this sector of the city that the council's planners tried to establish low-density housing. It took only some months after the decree's publication to see the construction of small patches of individual houses : the firsts seen in Westprawa !

The first place where these houses were built was a small island, south of Westprawa, along the Bykowka river. But this was too small to satisfy the heavy demand of this type of housing and the Council progressively allow some fields and depleted industrial sectors to be used, resulting in apparition of some more houses here and there.