Bristol

Those construction lots are nice, do you have a link?

Very nice update! I've never liked the concept of "here-be-skyscrapers" European districts such as La Défense or Canary Wharf, they seem to "marginate" everything taller than the cathedral out of the city. I've felt that sensation of being surrounded of empty office buildings (I visited La Défense or AZCA Complex in Madrid in August), which means you've made a great and realistic update again!

Wow! Very nice update! I like it! 5/5

great job :D the downtown looks dense and beautiful.

k50dude: Thanks! Um, I've had them for ages and have forgotten who did them in the first place. I'd imagine if you type in 'construction lot' or 'construction site' or something it would come up.

TekindusT: Hehe, yeah I know what you mean. In fact that sort of skyscraper arrangement is more common on mainland Europe. Here in the UK cities are such mish mash, there are taller buildings mixed in with smaller and older buildings all in one place. In some cities it looks a mess and in others the combination is quite sound. I suppose though that these sort of skyscrapers would scream 'disagreement' with the Parisian and European W2W buildings found in the actual City Centre. 

Guibanez_: Thank you very much my friend!

tigeria: Many thanks for your kind words mate.

Great work just read your whole cj. I was a bit doubtful at first at the blending of architectual styles, but you have done it well.
I do prefer the more 'historic' parts of the city you have done so far - through no fault of your own, often modern CBDs look bland, generic and souless..

jj88: Haha, well I'm glad you think they mix in well. And I'm also glad you think it looks bland and generic because as you say, most officy areas of cities do look like that and that is exactly the image I was trying to portray.