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THIS IS A BLASPHEMY. WE WILL NOT TOLERATE SUCH RECKLESS DISREGARD FOR THE INTERESTS OF THE PEOPLE WHO WISH TO VIEW THE ARTWORK OF MASTER ARCHITECT IAN CHRISTOPHER LOWE. I AM OUTRAGED BY THIS ANNOUNCEMENT AND DEMAND ITS IMMEDIATE REVOCATION.

Just reminding you all that Master Architect Ian Christopher Lowe's new book has been out for a few weeks now and is already in its 25th printing due to it's popularity. If you're able to find any left in the stores then make sure you pick up a copy. It's a great read. Here is an excerpt from the introduction of this bestseller: Architecture is in my blood - it always has been. When I look at anything, I see it on the basis of its architectural structure. To me, everything else is secondary. Some say I'm a genious and others say I am insane. However, I see myself merely as a man pursuing his dreams and his imaginations. There is no other thrill than seeing these manifest into fantastical structures and designs. Earning the title of Master Architect back in 1998 was a huge moment for my field. For me personally, however, the title had as much meaning as a dream unfulfilled. I pressed on to create even greater cities and I received much praise. In this book, I hope to show you, the reader, the journey I took to be where I am today. It all began with dream, just like all great things. --Ian Christopher Lowe Berlin, Germany 2005

I am sure many of you are wondering the reason for the delay in updating this City Journal. I can only offer a reminder that works of such magnitude do take time and I am sure Master Architect Ian Christopher Lowe is working dilligently to get the lates updates posted for all the fans to admire. When it is all said and done there wont be a single person who is unmoved by the fascinating work of this young Master Architect. He has the skills and the talent to achieve a greatness beyond our imaginations. Park Island is one of my favorites. It induces a sense of longing and an enthralling sense of joy... I am often left speechless to his timeless masterpieces. Quinton Phillips

Master Architect Ian Christopher Lowe is at it again with yet another work of art. Critics are raving about the new Park Island which will undoubtedly emerge as one of the top City Journals in Simtropolis history; perhaps even surpassing his last masterpiece entitled Green Bay. Ian Christopher Lowe is brilliant...one of the premier Master Architects of our era --Bob Billi There's only one word I can think of. Marvelous. --Anna Brown

I hereby veto the decision to scrap this city as set in motion by Master Architect Ian Christopher Lowe on August 3, 2005. Development of Park River shall proceed as planned. We apologize for any alarm or confusion this may have created. Thank you. James M. Rizza Special Assistant to Ian Christopher Lowe

This City Journal along with its creator - Master Architect Ian Christopher Lowe - have earned the prestigious 2005 Medal of Architectural Enginuity and the first annual James Rizza Award for Excellence in Architecural Sciences. About the awards: Medal of Architectural Enginuity - Created in 1834 this award serves to acknowledge those young aspiring architects who have displayed both creativity and good workmanship in masterfully creating a city for all to enjoy. This is the first year a Master Architect has achieved this award. James Rizza Award for Excellence in Architecural Sciences - Created in 2005 this award was created by the well known philantropist James Rizza to honor the extraordinary use of skills and talent to construct a wonderfully designed city. Cheers to Ian Christopher Lowe on a job well done. This message brought to you by the Committee for Recognizing Mastery of Architectural Skills.

Good start, I must say. You may find a wealth of ideas from this city journal by one Ian Christopher Lowe : https://www.simtropolis.com/idealbb/view.asp?topicID=66218

Out of the ashes of the greatest city ever to grace the pages of simtropolis, Green Bay's highly acclaimed creator, Ian Lowe is back with a revolutionary new city that has both critics and fans raving. Watch the excitement in action by visiting the new city journal https://www.simtropolis.com/idealbb/view.asp?topicID=66218

Master architect and city planner Ian Lowe has done it once again with another brilliant city. Didn't think it could get any better than his last project, Green Bay? Well he is back and already continuing his committment to excellence with the all new and highly anticipated, Sebastian Bay.

'tis a sad day indeed for all fans of Sim City 4 worldwide, as we see unquestionably one of the premier CJ's in the history of simtropolis go down in flames. Will it rise once again as a mystical pheonix or shall we only be left with the ashes of a great city destined to traverse beyond the borders of our imaginations? That question can only be answered by the one, Ian Christopher Lowe, master architect and city planner. I've only known this outstanding young gentleman for a short time but from what I know about his strength of charachter, he will undoubtedly return soon to awe and amaze us with more fantastical images of grandeur and splendor characterized in each building, in each river, in each road he constructs. His legend will never die, and I urge each and every one of you to keep an eye out for this seemingly dark horse architect who is rising to Sim City fame in a super stardom frenzy matched by no other.

This beautiful park reminds me of the one I visited up north when I was 29. It was decades ago but it seems like just yesterday. I remember this particular spring day because it was on the eve of the birthday of my second cousin twice removed, and the cool breeze whisped quietly through the mountainside. This birthday would be particularly special for her because Uncle John and Mr. Millwood were personally coming down from Manitoba to attend this family event. Our drive up to the mountain was chilly, but once we arrived and viewed the beautiful lakes and waterfalls, a warmth spread through all our souls and a sense of joy and bewilderment filled the atmosphere. An apology for reminiscing about the events of yesteryear on this journal, but I felt it was necessary to share this anecdote with all of you so you can know the feeling I get when I view the park constructed by this extroardinary young gentleman. Cheers.

oh my goodness this city makes my mouth water. i had to get a towel to wipe the drool off my keyboard. with that said, every update is even more fantastic than the last. carry on with the good work. perhaps one day we'll be neighbors in a green bayesque type city. wouldn't that be simply delightful. however i'm not sure modern man is yet capable of such architectural wonders. the pyramids at giza have now been reduced to mere stacks of stones thanks to ian. cheers

Your city is beautiful. I'd like to raise my children in a city as fantastically designed as this one. Cheers to Ian. Bravo. Well done.