Making a Highly Desirable New Urbanist Neighborhood In Cities Skylines 2! | MC #23

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Though demand is generally strong in Magnolia County, development has slowed to a glacial pace in Paradise Bay and its developer, Sheila Johnson, has a plan to change that. She plans to design and build a neighborhood based on the principals of New Urbanism, and it'll be a neighborhood like no other in the county.
The neighborhood will be focused on walkability first, contain a strong mix of uses, and a diverse housing stock that will facilitate people of all ages and income levels living in the neighborhood.
So in this video, we'll build this neighborhood, including custom parks, a custom apartment complex, a town center, and single family homes with traditional architecture. This is a slower paced, but highly detailed episode. Enjoy!
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CHAPTERS
0:00 - Sheila's got a problem
1:44 - NordVPN
3:01 - Why do I build so many roads? Because the road tool is fun!
16:07 - "Traditional" residential. I tried.
26:01 - It's not perfect, but it's better then a big box!
31:51 - Okay, let's be frank - this is twice as tall as I want it to be. Also, I'm Phil, not frank.
37:22 - Parklife lite? Okay, not quite, but it's better!
42:45 - Who doesn't like to plant 12,334 virtual trees?
46:26 - The flickering makes it feel like we're at a club. EMBRACE IT!
47:51 - This might be controversial...

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@CityPlannerPlays Месяц назад

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@lordzizo375 Месяц назад

Engagment: Maybe a Monorail or a Hyperloop would be nice as a Transportation Device.

@RiditekhStudios Месяц назад

@@lordzizo375 There is no monorail in cs2 make a metro looping around the town and connecting it to bend

@andrewswanepoel581 Месяц назад

For the new neighbourhood's name, maybe Sheila Johnson named the area "Johnson's Grove", but nobody in the area liked that name, so they all call it "Sugar Grove" instead, after the sugar maples that grow in the area. It's still officially "Johnson's Grove" but practically residents call it "Sugar Grove", and it makes Sheila very upset. Thought that would be funny

@surik_at Месяц назад

Love it

@Dylan-xo9qx Месяц назад

Great idea

@ravenkhor Месяц назад

RAAA!!! NEW CITY PLANNER PLAYS VIDEO!!! You should totally take a look at Iroquois Park in Louisville, Kentucky for ideas for a big park. It was designed by the same guy who designed NY's central park!

@CityPlannerPlays Месяц назад

Wow, that looks like a great park! I might steal this idea for another spot in town....

@kellanplaysgolf Месяц назад

@@CityPlannerPlays hey, i was wondering if you could make a fast food chain that’s mostly in the surrounding great lakes area, yknow, like in’ N out in the west coast, and Whattaburger in Texas

@CityPlannerPlays Месяц назад

@@kellanplaysgolf I need to experiment more with the asset importer, but that's on my list. Could definitely see what we can do then!

@RealAndySkibba Месяц назад

@CityPlannerPlays Could call it Aulver's, Bulver's, or maybe Dulver's. 25 options.

@Jacobfr69420 Месяц назад

@@CityPlannerPlays for parks have you ever looked into The Gathering Place in Tulsa? Cool layout, cool things to do, decorated with tons of native plants. Giant modern playgrounds designed for different age groups, cool walking paths, sport courts, skatepark, boat rentals for their manmade pond, restaurant/coffee shop, etc… and it’s all connected to Tulsa’s riverside trail which is basically one long park and VERY popular bike trail half the length of the city with even more amenities including a unique disc golf course. Personally I’m a big fan, and I think anyone interested in city layouts should at least look it up.

@jacoblienhardt Месяц назад

Those commercial assets look like it could pass as a local branch library not having the branding on them. One of them, at least.

@CityPlannerPlays Месяц назад

That's a great point tbh!

@alexjenkins1079 Месяц назад

Really hope the devs add libraries to CS2, seeing as you mention them here Didn’t really think much about them until now

@RagingDogBeast Месяц назад

This is sort of my thinking too - and the offices without signage remind me of local council offices and buildings around here (UK)

@Makapaa 12 дней назад

I was going to say, the ad-less commercial buildings looks like what around here are used as libraries, community centers, human & pet clinics (one looks almost exactly like what the indoor swimming pool in the next town over!) and other "Municipal Services" incl. city/municipality offices. In short: Semi-Commercial uses that need minimal signage!

@astrognash. Месяц назад

I think we know exactly what we need to name the new development. In honor of the fact that it sits at the crossing of the two highways into Paradise Bay and is up on the side of that bluff above the water... I think the only fitting name is Bluffside Crossing. 😁

@Jake-lc1lh Месяц назад

It's gotta be this.

@lErlend Месяц назад

When using the line tool to place trees and bushes, you should turn on random rotation (the button with the dices) to keep things from looking weird.

@CityPlannerPlays Месяц назад

Going to fix that in the next one! Good looking out! I always forget to hit that toggle.

@tigonologdring9189 Месяц назад

@@CityPlannerPlays And speaking of toggles... toggle on _show_ _markers_ (*) when working with surfaces so you can actually see your invisible roads... maybe. But the trees and bushes... Village of the Damned Trigger Warning! Gnnnnrrrr.... twitch...

@Caladas Месяц назад

oh god YES!!! That mod that allows to remove the god-awful bright green lawn from housing units, AMAZING! I think it looks super wierd when the grass surrounding the plot is a lot darker than the grass around the actual house. Like, why would the grass of the lawn be of a different colour than the grass just outside the yard? ^^

@sol_in.victus Месяц назад

Even worse when it snows lol

@yugimotobutjacked3231 Месяц назад

Just keep giving the devs money, that's sure to fix it

@Lolraulphrofl64 Месяц назад

Yeah, Im not a fan of it either, are all lawns fake Astroturf in Finland? Why would they do this instead of just transparent lawn so it shows the natural terrain and add a fence or something… did anyone even look at this game when they were developing it?

@jebnordost7487 Месяц назад

Because the grass on the property is manicured while the default texture is supposed to represent wild growth.

@juliahenriques210 Месяц назад

Taking your word for it, the amount of grading you do in the US is just insane. It would be interesting if you made a video about grading culture in different places. Preferences, cost, infrastructure, architecture, respecting the topography, making the topography respect you, leveraging the topography to build interesting places, everything. It could be amazing.

@nfaller89 Месяц назад

That is because the US has strict ADA codes that enforce min slopes in parking lots, sidewalks etc. also car centric. Also over engineered structural codes that require particular soil conditions. In some cases removing soil is needed because it is not strong enough. Therefore you cannot have massive grade changes that would also not allow a disabled person to navigate. We also have strict stormwater containment laws that require a site to contain/ capture stormwater and not allow it to run into adjacent sites. Today these things can be the size of a football field 7' deep. No kidding. You don't see it because it is now underground. They have to tear up the entire site in these instances. There are many many more building codes that create this scenario. Europe is thousands of years old with many buildings that have been grandfathered in to an era of no codes. The same is true of site development. I've lived in Urbino Italy. The whole city is stairs and the most Ludacris hills that they have to create steps in the flat pavement so as not to slip. Old people can no longer live in that section of the city. While it is romantic it also sucks for disabled or injured people. Crutches or a wheelchair would be a death sentence in many places. Homie is playing a video game so take his city planning agenda with a grain of salt. Speak with an Architect if you want to understand these kinds of things. I can assure you that in today's economic climate reducing grading is a constant conversation. You can have a 30 million dollar project and the site development can cost 1/3 of that. Who would have thought pushing dirt would be so lucrative. Blame city planner plays lol. It's always codes.

@juliahenriques210 Месяц назад

@@nfaller89 That makes a lot of sense. It still baffles me, though. 30% of cost in preparation? It must price too many potential developers out, let alone single family stand-alone lots. Hillsides must be a pain, too. But is the issue really the codes? Or the way such codes developed over time? They could be made to favour the most affordable solutions to site problems. Deeper "skeleton" foundations and multilayered access, for example, are way cheaper to build and can cost less to maintain in high grade slopes. For lower grades, there's no way multilayered retaining walls + platforms isn't more cost-effective per square metre of usable space than gradual artificial sloping. For example. If your terrain goes up 4 metres, just terrace there and build; if it goes up another 3, terrace again and build higher, with steep sloped access for vehicles, and stairs, elevators and gentler ramps for comprehensive individual access. It has to be cheaper and more conducive to denser development.

@nfaller89 Месяц назад

@@juliahenriques210 everyone i speak with right now their projects are 30-50% over budget. Price escalation in construction took off like a rocket in 2018 and has not stopped.

@Incidion Месяц назад

Part of this is also because Phil is from the Midwest, which is a notably flat area in the US with very little terrain variation. Most cities up there do not tolerate much at all in terms of grading. If you look at areas like California or the Appalachian states, you'd see a lot more of the varied topography as those states have a much higher tolerance for larger gradients (out of necessity). Personally, I'm from Texas, so while we do grade fairly harshly like the Midwest, we also have some hill country in central Texas and living towards Austin I can tell you there's definitely higher tolerance for high grades than many other parts of the state. My scuffed front bumper can attest to that.

@JonZiegler6 Месяц назад

@@nfaller89 yea, the ADA is probably the one thing in social policy that America does better than Europe. Just pushing around the baby carriage, you wonder how people in wheelchairs manage at all...

@BryceMcSherry Месяц назад

Branding is tough as it can get redundant in CS2 (no shade to them they only have so many designers), but I do think it makes it look more real to have the branding. A note though; it wouldn't be unusual for some privateish communities to have very specific signage requirements, maybe they aren't allowed to have posted signs? Could try a little directory sign at the edge of the lots Edit: It might be wise to put a fence between the tennis courts and the road to prevent balls from hitting cars

@Nickolaikay Месяц назад

Bend should be expanding into those hills. Something I saw growing up in the Pocono Mountains in Pennsylvania was mining companies blasting the sides of hilltops for aggregate and gravel, and then when a decent area was cleared, the land was sold to a developer and some housing units, commercial, or office spaces would be built there.

@barny4586 Месяц назад

Great build overall, but I don't like the look of that MASSIVE road winding through the small residential neighbourhood, it looks like a highway and I don't think it would make people very confident to walk across it. I would have put a smaller, narrower road.

@zuluhyena305 Месяц назад

CPP does love to put a mega road through his neighbourhoods

@snakeguy8646 Месяц назад

It reminds me of a road near where I live, it splits 2 main residential areas and is a fairly large 4 lane road with a dividing median it’s strange but still happens in real life it seems

@thegrowl2210 Месяц назад

To me it looks like a dutch road, but without a tram running through the middle of it.

@Dermyworm Месяц назад

merica 🦅🦅

@neith2959 Месяц назад

Id love to see a stadbahn-type transport system in one of your cities (or an interurban tram)

@CityPlannerPlays Месяц назад

Trams are coming to Paradise bay, so I could see using one of them as a link to Bend and the University, similar to the stadbahn!

@joeyslush8859 Месяц назад

Was going to say the same thing!

@TheEspressoMachine Месяц назад

Not every episode has to be like this one, but I definitely enjoyed seeing a smaller area like this, with a bunch of care and attention put into it. It looks beautiful!

@chicken7046 Месяц назад

For the Chicane - you could use the road replacement tool and slightly shift the road between every node to get that "slalom" look on the road, together with the extended sidewalks or green patches. Then again, it'd probably make the outer edges of the road look painful.

@CityPlannerPlays Месяц назад

Doing this!

@martindudek7327 Месяц назад

Something about this episode felt like 'classic' CPP and I really loved that. Hope all the mods and assets accessible now spur more of this!

@legojenn Месяц назад

At the end of the last century, there was a movement in municipal government in Canada, or at least Ontario and Quebec to reduce the number of munipalities by merging many or consolidating city/county councils. From the citizen's perspective there are advantages: services are available everywhere and are integrated; greater buying power; more niche services etc, but at the cost of individuality of the municipalities. In some cases, these merged munipalities increase taxation due to services being provided that folks in peripheral areas do not want like mass transit or municipal water and sewers. I could totally see Bend wanting to pull neighbouring towns in to have access to more developable territory and retention of its position as the focal city in the county. I'd love to see how the game handles mergers and consolidations.

@ColeMWest Месяц назад

Using a harbour as a ferry could help to connect cities with others if there all beach front cities idk if it could be of use yet tho

@CityPlannerPlays Месяц назад

Hmm... I'm not sure if that is possible yet, but I'll play around with the idea.

@ColeMWest Месяц назад

@@CityPlannerPlays only downside from this is the expense with little use but if two large cities have connections outside may be useful and add a more realistic spin using it as a ferry system too

@gforce015 Месяц назад

I really want to see you address the high cost of rent with more high density/low cost housing. I also want to see more upward building. High density commercial/business/residential would be amazing additions to the skyline

@eco3337 Месяц назад

I believe office and commercial buildings should have branding, not mixed-use. Not the massive billboards though.

@petertbbrett Месяц назад

That is an *incredibly* car-oriented neighbourhood. For such a small area/population and with public transit connections, surely single-carriageway roads should be enough? People on foot would have difficulty crossing those wide roads, and the wide rights-of-way would encourage motorists to speed. I don't imagine children being able to safely walk round to their friends' houses unaccompanied, or being able to cycle to school.

@zuluhyena305 Месяц назад

Yeah, reoccuring issue. Every neighbourhood CPP builds has some sort of stroad or giant pink road

@FrobergDK Месяц назад

He can't escape the North American tendencies.

@danesabo1278 Месяц назад

The collector road with the mulch-like texture and bushes in the middle is so smart. My community IRL has something like that and I've been trying to think of how to implement it in my cities. Thanks for the idea CPP!

@ryanbrown3283 Месяц назад

Awesome video! One comment on the large apartment complex, you should add paved connections from the parking lots and pool to the buildings, feels like a complex wouldn't want everyone walking through the grass and tracking in mud during the winter.

@justinsinke2088 Месяц назад

I'd be interested in seeing some rural developments somewhere on the outskirts of town, a place for housing that justifies the use of dirt roads that isn't farmland. As someone who used to live on a dirt road behind a small airport (as in there were runways and hangars but it was largely for smaller personally owned craft except when they had the occasional old military bomber land for events), it'd be nice to see some small backroad developments that the game would likely consider low income housing. If we're talking "realism", dirt road back roads are very much a thing, and the game includes them for, presumably, more than just "planning roads", so it'd be really nice to see some development using those dirt roads that the city wouldn't see worth the money upgrading to paved. Essentially, show the dirt roads some love for the sake of "realism".

@alexjenkins1079 Месяц назад

Guessing the devs are over their heads in feedback that all of us have given them, but perhaps it’d be nice to have a few landmarks, like, say, the Cathedral of Plentitude and other unique buildings like it from CS1 (but I’m guessing they’ll be in a bunch of DLCs)

@NithinJune Месяц назад

41:43 low key a great wedding venue

@prosandcons-fl2cc Месяц назад

@17Se7enteen Месяц назад

Hillside Heights was the name of one my city drawings when I was a kid, and it actually fits really well with this particular development.

@thegrowl2210 Месяц назад

For the mixed use buildings at 27:11, there’s a new mod on the workshop that adds mixed use row buildings, offices and commercial too. I find these really useful when the commercial buildings are too big, or too car centric.

@kayleelockheart8208 Месяц назад

This series, in particular, I look forward to every week. I think your storytelling has really elevated with the transition to CS:2. When it comes to names I tend to take inspiration from randomly generated ones, so Blackwood Court comes to mind, or perhaps just 'The Woods'.

@doogles1983 Месяц назад

I like the pacing of this video. I had started to feel like the Magnolia videos were too fast, but this one is on point. Well done!

@qers Месяц назад

It's funny that the new walkable urbanist neighborhood starts with a wide road with median. That's pretty anti pedestrian.

@matthewparker9276 Месяц назад

I thought that at least the parallel one way roads would be an important part of creating the chicanes, but no.

@Stant123 Месяц назад

6:11 The baby trees thing is working as intended, it's a feature, not a bug. CS2, just like CS1, hides the tree there when you put a road or building down. When you delete the road or building, the tree comes back. CS2, unlike CS1, starts trees off as saplings instead of fully grown.

@Xiyng Месяц назад

I haven't seen it be said often (perhaps because I don't go through all the comments?), but I really appreciate you appreciating our time. There really is a lot I could be doing with my time, everyone is trying to compete for it, yet here I am, spending my time watching a city planner play city builders, because apparently that's what I like. Thanks for your great work!

@vagabondlibrarian Месяц назад

Great video! I feel like the CS2 series had been really missing this kind of detail work, it was always my favorite part of Verde Beach and I'm glad the modding scene has finally reached the point where you feel comfortable doing highly detailed custom stuff again rather than just broad strokes expansion (not saying those videos are bad, but this type is more my kind of thing)

@MackPlaysOnMac Месяц назад

No keep that roundabout. It’s actually better for pedestrians and safer. Car slow down and yield to pedestrians. Lights are always too long to wait and most people endup jaywalking.

@zacsibekwhynot Месяц назад

How many dogs got off of that bus in the intro?! Glad to see a canine-friendly public transit system working like butter!

@PHENIXXCREATES 23 дня назад

I really wish we could attach the parks to footpaths instead of just roads. Would make custom parks so much better

@tonyb92681 Месяц назад

1:55 this might be stupid, but I love the whole evil Phillip with 2 L’s concept that you have been playing up since the beginning. It makes me think of my best friend who spells his name Phill, because in his words, the only right way. Every time we check in on Phillip with 2 L’s it reminds me of my friend, and I appreciate and enjoy that. ❤😊

@haydendavis9784 Месяц назад

Loved the video so much I’ve already watched it twice! Never heard of a chicane, always thought they were accidental!

@CityPlannerPlays Месяц назад

Glad you liked that part! I'm going to try to work more information like that into the builds again. So many sprinkling in one little tid bit per video!

@simongeard4824 Месяц назад

In my experience, they _encourage_ unsafe driving... you just trade the drag racers for the would-be rally drivers.

@jasoneverett8491 Месяц назад

While Sheila Johnson was pushing "Johnson's Grove" from the very start of the project, it just so happened that the official end of development lined up with some historical happenings in the wider world. The day that she planned to put out her statement (and the video too) she made a last minute decision to recognize one of the key officials that history would one day look back on, changing the new district's name to "Merchan's Court" in honor of his honor. Few noticed, but those who did appreciated Sheila's tribute, and volunteers for her reelection campaign doubled in number over the next month.

@Wbfdwheelman Месяц назад

I personally like the flow of smaller build episodes like this. Even the largest of projects is in actuality a bunch of connected smaller projects. The smaller builds like this also remind me of your older videos that introduced and got me hooked on this channel.

@donenzonen Месяц назад

The branding is what makes them look like shops, i'd say add them back. Now they look like highschool entrances with the school missing 😂 47:00 you perfectly parked a tree on the parking spot 😉

@incubus_the_man Месяц назад

I feel like I need a masterclass in terraforming land in this game. That's one of the main complaints I have about it so far.

@CityPlannerPlays Месяц назад

The next build is going to basically be that. Going to try to build on hills exclusively

@seanlynch6077 Месяц назад

Hi Philip with one L, thanks for the pop up showing the definition of Chicane. I dunno if that's new or I never noticed it, but I really appreciate that! You occasionally use road or construction words I don't know the meaning of, so the occasional info bubble is very helpful!

@majortom1164 Месяц назад

I think that with the mods and assets here is how the game should have been released with. As for naming, how about making a little connection from the lake to the ocean, turning the lake into a boating marina and calling the area Paradise Waters.

@dino._.cristiano Месяц назад

for the chicane- i would love to see the chicanes on the outer edge near intersections to serve as a daylighting method for pedestrians crossing the road!!😊

@bywdm Месяц назад

I really dig the more focused builds with more attention paid to a smaller space. Realistically, I know not every place in a city is a “special” place but I love the attention and the diversity it brings to neighborhoods. It also means more CPP episodes

@fifthturtle48 Месяц назад

@CityPlannerPlays Phil - huge fan of the channel for the last few years. I think I watched all of VB one Christmas Break and was immediately hooked. Feedback on the City Tours. I’ve noticed that they have taken on a very different feel over the last year and change. More cute editing, more flipping and wipes between old and new, sync’ed with the music, more cinematic Birds Eye cameras views. Sometimes the cuts between old and new, back and forth, feel a bit much, and make it hard to enjoy the progress. And the sweeping Birds Eye camera views, while nice, don’t offer much different of a perspective than just watching you build in normal gameplay. I really miss the city tours of old, which mostly took you down to street level, into a person, car or train, to live in the city for a moment of zen. It is a much different perspective and is so neat to see. And at the end you would pull out to a wider view and show a wipe of what changed during the episode. The VB bicycle highway episode would have not been the same without the city tour riding along it! I love your work. You’re Bob Ross for a new generation. Thank you!

@RagingDogBeast Месяц назад

I really love the apartment complex. It feels really real to me. These mods elevate the game SO MUCH!

@elliotmead3630 Месяц назад

Loved this episode!! Felt very old school CPP! Great watching a community come together with all the details! More of this please 🙏🏼

@CronicDemise Месяц назад

Thoroughly enjoyed the extended detailing!

@P2873 Месяц назад

Really great video! I had an idea for that empty space on the side of the town center. I think an art piece or some kind of asset like that would be great! With some benches as well. Also that whole apartment complex ideas came together beautifully! Well done!

@vininas Месяц назад

5:45 He's finnaly using racing track terms... a few more episodes and we might be geting mountain roads for touge racing!!!

@LordofSyn Месяц назад

I think Blackwood Glen should be renamed Hickory Park in honor of the ol' hickory gazebo that sits atop the mount. Rumor has it Old Man Tunnings built that Gazebo back in '80 with the help of his sons.

@antobenilol Месяц назад

37:00 I live in a place that looks like that, and we have a lookout on the hill with a small park at the top, we have a pad that goes from the street directly to that lookout, and at the top we have a statue of a Virgin and some small vending stores it's a place for people who want to seat, or just look at the views from there, a lot of trees, benches, and it has a bike road as well, pretty chill place, i like to go there often to relax 😌

@danielaltmann8493 Месяц назад

What no public transport? 🤔 Naughty Cityplanner ! 😂

@CityPlannerPlays Месяц назад

Not yet, but it's going to be some of the best when it comes.

@CyrusCastella Месяц назад

I love the park with the gazebo on the hill! I feel like the housing development with the pool and everything would be built different in reality, instead of the building fronting the major road they would be spaced back and closer to the alley/parking lot.

@Rengray2 Месяц назад

Great episode, Phil! Love all the little details and thought in placement - it 100% makes a difference.

@naitdeth Месяц назад

Omg, you've given me SO many tips, but I think I can give you one! I saw you search for 2x2 to get a small office building. In the Find it Mod, if you click on the little triangle-line thinggy next to the search window, you can select the dimensions of a building. This lets you pull by size & keeps all other variables open.

@abfruits Месяц назад

REALLY liked this episode! I love building neighborhood blocks when I play, and I'm proud to say that several of my neighborhoods look, at least, similar to this, when done!

@Earthangel76m2 Месяц назад

Love love love this build! One of my favorites in cities 2! Thanks for the inspiration!

@NoDecaf7 Месяц назад

You've done some fantastic detailing work! This the best episode of this series yet.

@dylan_downtown Месяц назад

The new development looks great. Maybe Overlook Pond or Chicane Lake with the water nearby. Alternatively, there’s a town in Wales called Criccieth (Crich-eth) that I always thought was cool name

@AdamCurran-gq9lr Месяц назад

I think that since the new area is relatively small compared to Paradise Bay, "Paradise Bay West" or another directional indicator would be a good name.

@draconightfury9946 Месяц назад

All those roads you built in the beginning actually remind me a lot of driving through some parts of Pleasonton California and surrounding cities

@natep6729 Месяц назад

I like how you transition to the after shot by going through the trees. Great episode as always.

@JamesKY70 Месяц назад

Feel like a New Urbanist development would call for more sidewalk trees to create an urban canopy that would make walks enjoyable and buffer the sounds of the roadways. Great work so far!

@anders95 Месяц назад

This brightened my evening. Thank you CPP😊

@rrivierareject03 Месяц назад

At 7:35 , I feel like quay walls are the fix. Maybe the earth in between becomes a tidal zone or wake zone, so you can get some nice layering going on (water, beach, trees, highway). Reminds me of sections of US 101 around the Olympic Peninsula.

@ekw77 Месяц назад

So exciting to see the game these days with all that mods are making possible. Outstanding content. Suggestion for the new neighborhood name -- and this takes me back to my planning grad school days -- something paying homage to the founders of new urbanism or some of the older NU developments. I'm thinking Duany in terms of people; Kentlands -or -Lakeside or Riverside (a nod to Seaside in Florida) in terms of places; or simply Transect. These ideas are probably too deep into the academic weeds, but they're what came to mind. Thanks, as always, CPP!

@RailroadsPlusOG Месяц назад

I dont care what direction you take Magnolia County, just keep up the good work!! I love the series and the storytelling that goes along with it.

@chrisjames8979 Месяц назад

Cripes all Friday, when is Sheila gonna get some dang busses in the new neighborhood?!

@jemleye Месяц назад

Love seeing more! CS2 is so cool to watch, please keep it coming!

@aaron4680 Месяц назад

That's a great idea to have garages flipped. So many options for realism and creativity. I imagine being able to have peaceful front yards on pedestrian streets or even busy roads with all road access from a alley behind them.

@Jacobinks Месяц назад

I bought the game a couple weeks ago and despite losing a save (I just made a new city) I’ve been really enjoying it. I’ve been detailing, building, playing. Game seems really playable atm. Having lots of fun so far.

@Rudy-ec1er Месяц назад

Man these buildouts are so nice. Where are the realistic car loving sprawling suburbs, 8 lane highways, and giant Amazon warehouses.

@lakispanki09 Месяц назад

Love the music! I’ve been playing master planning music for my newborn at night and she has been sleeping so soundly to the soft soothing rhythms. Thank you❤️

@davereilly2546 Месяц назад

This series is great! My wife and I look forward to each episode!

@Telsion Месяц назад

22:05 Honestly, having the branding on the company buildings gives them more character, so I'd say to put them back in

@Matej_Sojka Месяц назад

On the interior of the apartment complex, between the pool and the park, replace normal road with pedestrian one. That way the residents can still get to parking and to the leisure activities, but cars will not cut trough the area. Also, if possible, put gazebo on top of gazebo on top of gazebo until you turn it into a tower for the view of the entire city. Maybe six stories high.

@mland84 Месяц назад

I think the huge apartment complex at 36:39 needs a dog park amenity

@4rkang31 Месяц назад

That gap behind the houses right at the end where the rail line right of way was preserved could be a disuse line to the beach. There are a few like that near me.

@matthewl419 Месяц назад

The editing during your city tour section is always so top notch

@Mepotism Месяц назад

i’ve not tested this particular case, but you could maybe probably make shorter chicanes by adding more nodes. i’ve done daylighting on most intersections in my city. i added a node by using an alleyway and double clicking on a road. then, i added grass or wide sidewalks. i typically add a node roughly 2 units from the intersection. CAUTION: it might break/change your zoning. i have zoning disabled using the mod and hope it works out.

@caelumx999 Месяц назад

This is only game which I own, that I don't enjoy playing as much as watching smarter people playing it. I am stunned with what you can create. Keep it going mate :)

@knihovnik2 Месяц назад

You should fill the area where the main line was supposed to go with buildings that don't quite seem to fit, to show they were built later. You can see this in North London, where they left the space for the Northern Line extension but never built it, so they eventually filled it with housing. You can still see where it was supposed to go.

@EternalGamingNet Месяц назад

Great video. The better bulldozer, find it, the asset mod, and move it mod have really made the fame so muxh more enjoyable. This little development was a joy to watch.

@michaelanthonycuento2381 Месяц назад

Yey! A new video from our favorite city builder. 💪

@benjaminbauer6301 Месяц назад

I love your videos! And i always wonder why my cities look so awful and i can't build something nice like you. It's obvious that you have a lot of thinking beforehand how to develop an area, what to put there and so on. I would be really happy to see a tutorial video (i saw you other tutorial vids) about the thinking and planning you fo before starting to develop something. Like how to choose a spot, what to put there, how to plan the roads and all that stuff

@Oddhur Месяц назад

Nice video! Always a good time listening to the CityPlannerPod 😇

@bonke_1172 Месяц назад

Definetly keep the signs on the buildings, it gives the town a bit more charm. It was also weird at 27:46 with the white boxes on the returaunts. I hope in the future with how better bulldozer works there can be asset packs with cutom signs that will load in on their own.

@harrietlove9981 Месяц назад

I love the park on the hill in the centre of the neighbourhood, I'm a sucker for a good view! It being the neighbouring town to Paradise Bay, I love the name Paradise Hills! Love the content as ever

@MilesPautsch Месяц назад

Amazing video. ❤ I think for a name would be Paradise Hills because a lot of towns around me put the towns name then hills to makes the newer neighborhoods feel fancy.

@henners8767 Месяц назад

I think the greater Bend area could use some higher density redevelopment to handle the rent problem. I could see it as apartment complexes expanding upward, even if they're actually being demolished and replaced from a gameplay perspective.

@CieloDrive1 Месяц назад

Marseilles, France is a good example of a city that had to adapt to its surrounding terrain. Would love to see you try your hand on those hills 👍

@SparkyTheSKUM Месяц назад

Always quality content! Thank you sir!

@fashionforty Месяц назад

Let's go!!! I saw Biffa vid and then yours and I'm loving the mixing and combining assets to create unique developments

@starsinthedawn3116 Месяц назад

Always love a new CityPlanner video!!

@Incidion Месяц назад

Regarding the branding, I'm in agreement with the look of a public library or something. I think some branding is great, with maybe a couple of select lots for unbranded/municipal looking facilities. That gets closest to realism, after all.

@suitepee555 Месяц назад

Awesome episode, CPP! I'm loving the detail.

@cocomoco4589 Месяц назад

Since the new neighborhood is in close proximity to a lake as well as the open sea I think "Twinwaters Cove" or "Tidelake" would be perfect names for it.