tlannister

Quinault, Washington

I really like that Y Iamrobk. I would love that in game. Great for bypasses and such. And have I missed something. Did domeone complete a stack or is it still in works? The one youshowed would be nice either way.

Stunning.....Gotta love it![:0]

Some one plaese make a Sav-A-Lot Foods!!!!!!!

I'd love to see that building batted.....Its the Minneapolis Fedral Building. And it has a road that goes directly under the center of it. So the lot would have to be transit enabled.

Can we get one of these if you are working on restuarnats now? <Pics voluntarily edited out to save on bandwith>

And O my god they forgot the supports!!!!! Why isn't that construction site falling into oblivion? lol

Thank you SG for the response. I have been out of orbit with the net for a little while and am way behind the times

I would just like to post a thank you for the abilities imparted by thius mod. They are all greatly appreciated and welcome additions and I can not wait to see what else becomes of this mod.

As to resturants I would really appreciate a better Subway Sandwiches then the one currently on the STEX. It is nice but I would love one with more detail!!! And if you have the urge to ever add more grocery stores I would like to speak for the lower class Sims in requesting a Sav-A-Lot Store.

The Downtown being a little away from the coast is true to the real Rochester which has a downtown that is away from the coast itself. (In response to every one tellnig you to move your downtown closer to the coast.) I've only been to Rochester once or twice....I'm from the town that neither Rochester or Buffalo want to claim as under their sway...Warsaw lol.

Beautiful Buildings.!!! Would really like to see the row homes, plaza, and those low income projects on the BEX soon The skyscrapers are nice to yet there seems to be a glut of those lately. But I'd still use them. More and More variety Edit: just noticed I'm finally a resident.

Probably overdoing this but I really want to see this Space Needle project suceed with a bang. Some background-- Opened April 21, 1962 for the Seatle World's Fair, the Space Needle took 400 days to design and build. it took 467 cement trucks and 12 continuous hours to pour 5,850 tons of concrete and 250 tons of rebar to form the Needle's base. It was originally going to named the Space Cage, and the Stuttgart Tower in Germany provided the inspiration for the Needle's Design. The Space Needle is 605 feet tall and is 730.25 feet above sea level. There are 832 steps to the top of the Needle and three glass elevators that can accomodate 30 passengers. The average elevator trip lasts 43 seconds. There are three restaurants located in the Space Needle--the Space Needle Restaurant and the Emerald Suite on the 500 foot level and the Skyline banquet at the 100 foot level. The rotating restaurants (at the 500 foot level) make one revolution every 58 mintues. All of the restaurants feature Pacific Northwest cuisine--especially fresh seafood and local produce. There are 24 lightning rods on top of the Space Needle to make it lightning proof. Also, since the Pacific Northwest is prone to earthquakes, the designer doubled the existing building code requirements to make sure the Space Needle would be safe for many years to come. It is also designed to withstand winds of more than 100 miles per hour--it's foundation is 30 feet deep. On a hot day, the Space Needle expands about one inch! Some pictures from different angles and of the bottom. http://www.ripbang.com/RBA/portfolio/images/dr_spaceneedle.jpg None of these pics are hosted onsight...I wouldn't upload them and take the space.

Awesome storylines with this region I can't wait to see more and am subscribing

I put this on the Building Wishlist but figured I'd request it as well. Figure it would add some variety. The Rainier Center from Seattle also known as the Wine Glass. lol sorry about all the pics they are hosted ofsite just wanted to provide a lot of fodder if someone decided to pick up this project.