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Totally agree. ---------------------- Back again to some totally-unknown-and-same-boring-buildings in my home country, home to numerous SME, law firms and dubious companies with some cheap rental space, for anyone who want "fillers" or quick BAT for Euro-Contemporary and Houston tilesets. Edit: Freely to fictionalize those two building's name! Gedung Yarnati, Jakarta (location) https://flic.kr/p/C2LiMC https://flic.kr/p/23UxAfa -- Moratelindo, Jakarta (location) For this one, a bit of creativity needed for the back part of the building, as it is hard to see this part from public street. My thought is the building can be placed inside wall-to-wall neighbourhoods or in the sparse suburbs. -- Or, if you want some challenge and big name buildings, I suggest Wisma Dharmala Sakti, or now Intiland Tower, designed by Paul Rudolph and built between 1983-1987. It is landmark of Jakarta's business district and excellent example of modern tropical architecture. (location) https://flic.kr/p/2hduiQR Unless if you want to made it fast...... here is the Sketchup entry for Intiland Tower Jakarta

Hi @Bobelboy, thanks for the appreciation. I still have many fresh idea still deep buried in my Flickr or blog gallery..... for example, Paul Rudolph's iconic Intiland Tower a.k.a. Wisma Dharmala Sakti (this is the hard ones) or eighties to nineties Rasuna Said, Semarang or Surabaya middle-rise buildings, which are suitable for anycity suburbs. With BATters preference to make buildings from their own project than coming here to look for a decent building to be made (Indonesian modder on Cities: Skylines even apparently ignore those smaller building in favour of taller glass-boxes that pumped their pride), I may seldom post additional ideas here. And your request on Berlin buildings are quite good for every cities with wall-to-wall setting. Especially office. Pretty sure that small-size museum (1x2) also need special attention, as most museum are still dominated by big lots - I think. @RobertLM78, if the request got unnoticed, I prefer don't push it too hard - just hope somebody visit this thread, browse back many pages, got the idea, and realise our requests. edit: for BAT tutorial, see the answer above me. RL situation don't allow me to learn BAT myself .

Hi, just an little introduction, I am Indonesian, former SC4 player for some 7 years, and now managing a blog about architecture history in Indonesia. This is my first posting, and apologize for poor English. It is strange to hear that someone who no longer play SC4 is asking a building request, but as an Indonesian, I feel buildings built in Indonesia are still underrepresented on any city-building games community, either SC4 or C:S, with Wisma 46 or newer, glass-clad buildings from newer era (or slums, houses and Dutch buildings) are represented properly mostly in C:S and made by Indonesian BATters. Previous BATter did Monas, Menara Batavia and Menara Mulia so they are not in my request list right now. And I am do not have own skill to BAT the building. So, my request start from overlooked high-rises in Jakarta. Pardon for using my own image, outside you instead get watermarked ones. Wisma Bumiputera This is Wisma Bumiputera, a rather mundane 22-story, 90 metres office building built in prestigious Jakarta business thoroughfare Jalan Jend. Sudirman. The architects are never been a star: Timothy Seow from Singapore in association with local firm Encona Engineering. It completed in 1985. It is head office of Indonesia's last mutual insurance company Bumiputera 1912 before goes bust just some three years ago. (sourced from my blog) What benefit the community: Wisma Bumiputera can go into useful skyline-filler for Euro or Houston tiles (regardless of urban or suburban setting), the tilesize might be mid-density 3x3 or 2x2 and fit for either high-wealth or medium-wealth office. I hope, this request is not just for SC4 BATters, but C:S BATters too, as shorter Indonesians skyscraper need at least some love.