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THIS is How Landscaping Can Bring a City to LIFE! | Clearwater County 62
Hello everyone and welcome back to the City of Van Buren in Clearwater County! For the longest time, the capital complex has been left feeling incomplete. Today, we’re going to change that - adding a reflection pool in front of the state legislature building, a number of pedestrian paths and pedestrian roads, a botanical garden, and an amphitheater. We’re also going to extensively incorporate quay walls to make the entire area feel much more complete. LOTS of landscaping today - enjoy!
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CHAPTERS
Intro - 0:00
A Place to Reflect - 1:08
Landscaping around the Legislature - 16:10
New Pedestrian Roads - 16:53
Trees EVERYWHERE, but thoughtfully - 26:19
It's the little details that make your build special - 30:52
Botanical Garden and Amphitheater - 35:10
Wall-to-wall and Quay Walls - 43:30
City Tour - 48:18
Lighting, Odds and Ends - 51:03

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@xmgamingrook328 Год назад

CPP constantly reminding me that C:S doesn't have to be a mad dash to metropolis, and that taking the time to landscape can take a city from just another concrete jungle to a beautiful and vibrant community.

@johnson0618 Год назад

For sure! As soon as I started doing that my cities started looking waaay better :)

@nekto4658 Год назад

He also doesn't landscape too heavily which looks better. I personally sometimes do it too much, but CPP shows that it is not necessary needed :)

@nikolark366 Год назад

I like myself a nice concrete jungle 😂

@johnson0618 Год назад

@@nikolark366 me too sometimes it just depends on the build for me

@carstarsarstenstesenn Год назад

I don't really enjoy making huge metropolises. I prefer making small cities and towns connected by trains

@frankwybenga Год назад

Oooh those paths not coming straight out of the capitol building are gonna drive me crazy! Can Phil accept inperfection... Can he? ;)

@adesilest Год назад

I’m sure he could have looked past it. Now that it’s been pointed out, He’s gonna drive himself nuts! 😂

@frankwybenga Год назад

@@adesilest Oh whoopsies!! 🤪

@MrJamesBanana Год назад

I Agree. Also, that area kinda looks like a p*nis.

@adesilest Год назад

@@MrJamesBanana it definitely looks phallic-ly shaped 😂

@shmubob Год назад

Saw it the second he drew them in: he needed to start with a path running along the wall of the capitol, so he could draw 90's off of it. It was killing me!

@dirtyharrie Год назад

Input for pedestrian road types: Cobble stone should be used on the main thoroughfares that would have been the original roads when the capital was first established, horse and carriage feels. Then the other streets should be the blue stone, which would make them look like roads added in modern times as the city expanded giving more access and connectivity.

@statelyelms Год назад

I love this idea!

@chrisczech744 Год назад

Love it!

@Nox_Bishop Год назад

Was coming to write this - Cobblestone gives me Washington DC vibes, meanwhile Bluestone fits in for the rest.

@ryanhinkley1932 Год назад

+1 for variety

@beastateverythin Год назад

I think the lore of this capital though is that it’s a planned city and was created in the 21st century. So there wouldn’t be “original” roads. But I do think that they would like to manufacture some history for their city and I could definitely see the city getting cobblestone streets for some and bluestone/sandstone for the others

@ttyler7256 Год назад

45:30 Please Phil hold your hatred of cliffs for just once, that cliffside would have been a wonderful place to put a nature reserve or small forested area amidst all the other open areas, much like the area around the coast in Ashland. It could have even provided a good windbreaker to stop the strong winds you'd expect from being on the coast of a lake like Superior.

@SuperTobyproductions Год назад

I don't agree, the quays look really cool at this place!

@DBT1007 Год назад

@@SuperTobyproductions yea but not logic. For important building(non-naval buildings) or crowded area, they need to be protected from the coastal wind and waves. Natural solution is always the best. With trees

@joe-jp1et Год назад

you can fix the pedestrians dipping into the ground by using invisible pedestrian paths and setting the heights of their nodes to the pavement/quay wall!

@CityPlannerPlays Год назад

@abatall Год назад

@@CityPlannerPlays those paths behind the capital building is not straight at all! YOU BETTER FIX IT OR ELSE

@AnnieBellet Год назад

Maybe I'm just missing the visual assets somehow, but it seems like there aren't a lot of places to sit or hang out in the new areas? Part of encouraging people to want to be in an area is to make it accessible and comfortable, so benches, tables, chairs etc instead of just wide open blank areas might be good?

@MrJamesBanana Год назад

I agree. Currently it looks like something that looks good on paper in a board meeting or on photographs, but that will be terrible to actually visit.

@thomasfriis3651 Год назад

Yeah pretty boring area to be honest

@Ruzzo14 Год назад

Definitely needs more benches. And shade trees! CPP seems to greatly prefer the smaller trees, which make sense in some locations, but in a park like that I would love to have a shady place to sit and relax!

@CityPlannerPlays Год назад

No, kind of a miss on my behalf - we'll get some added!

@ryanhinkley1932 Год назад

Hey Phil - love the build, for the quay walls, you can get 90 degree corners with connected nodes using node controller. Connect all four corners, then set the offset of each corner on the quays with node controller to zero. This gives you harder 90 degree corners. This may help with the pedestrian dipping and you don’t need your surface networks.

@josefuentes4198 Год назад

This is the best advise. First thing I thought watching the episode

@CityPlannerPlays Год назад

I'll have to play with that - I couldn't get it to work but didn't try the offset. Great advice!!

@davidroddini1512 Год назад

Personally, I prefer the Bluestone. But the cobblestone is my second choice.

@Not_Dane_Heart Год назад

i think cobble first blue stone second

@dpk6639 Год назад

@@Not_Dane_Heart I agree, cobble first, blue stone second. I don't think sandstone would work for this build, so thats a solid last for me.

@orikarin714 Год назад

me too, the sandstone is a bit overused by everyone, the bluestone is the one,

@noemierollindedebeaumont1130 Год назад

At 32:10 you blocked those 2 pedestrian access stairs with the bushes😉. On the other side you connected them to the street with a path, i think it'd be great to have that on this side too !

@Janno13131 Год назад

Maybe even drag those first paths all the way through to emulate people using different entrances/exits.

@alexisgoings7366 Год назад

I had to come look for a comment saying this so I could rest easy and enjoy the video 😅

@carrandgillfamily8901 Год назад

I imagine a suitable water fountain would definitely add to the pool area! Perhaps like the city does a water/light show with the fountains.

@tannercalverley7267 Год назад

My exact thoughts. Not something as extravagant as the Bellagio fountain in Vegas but something similar yet more subtle would really elevate the build to another level.

@mariovwcardoso5970 Год назад

This! Water jets and other light colours

@ttyler7256 Год назад

33:05 I feel like you went a bit overboard with all those bushes, they're spaced pretty close together and they kinda feel like a fence, blocking people from going places. Same with 42:00, having them by along the main paths and around the buildings are good at creating a border, but they shouldn't discourage people from roaming on the open grounds.

@rudigermullins8343 Год назад

You are 100% correct and 100% unrealistic. The grounds keeping team are probably cursing the planner's name. How can they cut the grass or change the light bulbs????

@shmubob Год назад

Yeah, I was imagining marches, demonstrations and inaugarations, with thousands of CC residents trampling through those hedges.

@CityPlannerPlays Год назад

💯 will remove some!

@matthewmoney6377 Год назад

I love how every city tour has a wildfire destroying everything lol. I love the videos.

@ttyler7256 Год назад

37:10 by looking at the trees on the road you can tell those paths are just a bit off center

@Kwauhn. Год назад

Yeah, that's like, an 80° angle...

@wallmarkberg9289 Год назад

Agreed. It drove me bonkers watching this episode! XD

@OZf1re Год назад

If it were an intentional misalignment it would be further off than what it is, it just looks like someone had an out of square square when they drew the plans, and the landscaper just went with it with a not my job attitude

@greygowder5558 Год назад

Madison Meadows still seems primed for a ferry terminal for anyone coming to Monument Square or connecting in to the other transit in the area.

@biznichin13 Год назад

Just silently screaming at the monitor watching Phil build those paths from the Captiol slightly skewed

@CityPlannerPlays Год назад

Cannot unsee this!

@AndersonKrainski Год назад

For those round corners you can use node controller and make it square in seconds haha

@CityPlannerPlays Год назад

@noemierollindedebeaumont1130 Год назад

I prefer the bluestone ! It looks really great.

@Gandellion Год назад

I love how we have our chilled city tour and straight away it’s FIRE

@harvenkarr Год назад

I think the bluestone is the best looking for road congruence but the white really has an administrative center feel to it. Additionally, it is really odd to have large city administration buildings without statuary. Lastly, that close to the seaside people are going to appreciate trees more than bushes to break up the cold weather winds that will roll in off the seaside. ETA: The cobblestone evokes a historic feel to me - especially since where I live the "historic" section of town is all cobblestone road. I think it would be nice to see a marketplace kind of build using cobblestone - kind of like a plaza marketplace where holiday festivals might be held that isn't just 'more commercial buildings'.

@jakubszczuka8060 Год назад

I would love to see the botanical garden extend into the park near it! With its plants devided into sectors representing diffrent world regions, eg. palms, big trees, roses etc. I really like this city tho

@BenAnderson48 Год назад

This is quite possibly my favorite build of the series. The end product, imagine sitting in the fountain plaza on the point, and you can see the Capitol, the observatory of the SSU, pieces of Van Buren, on a nice day Ashland in the distance, and the whole of the lake if you turn the other direction. That would be the spot where weddings, high school dance photos, etc happen, where you capture the entire essence of Clearwater County. And the reflecting pool? Absolutely stunning, even with the part mentioned above the reflection pool is the best part of the best CWC build. Don't know if I've suggested this before but Van Buren really should look at expanding into the hills by SSU. Pittsburgh-style houses up there would look incredible and can you imagine how valuable homes would be there, a short drive from the State University, views of the Capitol and the city, and the lake? Not to mention it helps Van Buren get the density that it really should have.

@TheSpyGorillas Год назад

you should add parklife ammenities like toilets, etc. Great build

@jemleye Год назад

Awesome! Few suggestions: The road stubs you left on the sides of the administration building for parking, maybe they could be turned into actual parking roads? Also, you often fully surround grassy park areas with enclosed hedges, blocking anyone's access there. People love to have picnics and play ball in grassy parks, and restricting access leaves them empty, lifeless and monumental. Maybe remove a few of the small bushes in some places to provide access points for people?

@MBG141 Год назад

19:25 It's just leftovers of movie studios using that garage to shoot car chase scenes. Nothing to worry about! Also I'm voting for the Bluestone. Bluestone would match perfectly with the government offices around Monument Square. Cobblestone is for more of like a European Styled or a rustic area.

@GingerKidCustoms Год назад

Love the continuation of Clear Water County and Van Buren. HOWEVER, 2 major things (for myself) that need to be addressed. 1, the paths leading to the water from the capitol building in the middle are NOT square. (Looking at it from the building towards the lake) the paths dive left. 2, looking from the same direction the lights you added to one of the outer paths on the right hand side are a ton brighter than the rest. Also, having a fountain or 2 (of you can get sequence ones) in the big feature bond thing, i think that would look pretty cool.

@ODP_Guru Год назад

14:26 surely the easiest solution for your terrain issues would be to just have rounded connected sea walls? The surrounding building have curves so it would be in keeping. You could accent the curves with seating /fences to make it a deliberate feature.

@richrichard6520 Год назад

Most excellent work. Might I suggest some fountains for the new water feature? Also, the 6' hedgerow looks to be like 2 stories tall?!?!

@philboy. Год назад

48:26 The city tour is FIRE!!! (literally)

@danielchretien2057 Год назад

That landscaping is worthy of Versailles and Louis IV !

@ash36230 Год назад

Glad to see resisting the urge to see green space and think "Ah that's prime real estate right there", though personally I think four lane 1-ways are excessive for the area. Bluestone I feel suits the area best.

@ttyler7256 Год назад

Congratulations, he's getting rid of them

@aswendsrud Год назад

As you're landscaping in this episode, I'm seeing a distinct lack of coniferous trees. If this is meant to be northern MN/WI, it really seems there should be more conifers. And I think they'd look very dynamic around the capital. And perhaps Clearwater County is at the forefront of doing more native landscaping instead of non-native species (see the pink trees).

@CityPlannerPlays Год назад

I think that's my bias against them showing - I saw so many growing up that I prefer deciduous, haha. I'll work some more in, though! Good point on the native landscaping!

@thecosmickid545 11 месяцев назад

I love when you go ham with the landscaping. Plus it's adding to your urban tree canopy which is also great from an emergency management perspective since it's gonna lower surface temperatures especially in more dense lower income areas preventing heat casualties etc and cleaning up air pollution in addition to just simply looking beautiful and making people happy.

@headhoncho9568 Год назад

I think if you would mix up different kinds of those quay walls would be nice, so that people could go down closer to the water or something like that. And also I think it looks better if there isnt any cliff showing there

@noemierollindedebeaumont1130 Год назад

Yes ! This is the perfect place to take a nice leisurly stroll right by the water, maybe even dip a toe, enjoy the wildlife, the fresh air and the amazing views !

@headhoncho9568 Год назад

@@noemierollindedebeaumont1130 would love that

@AutisticWombot Год назад

I really love that promenade you've made, it looks incredibly similar to what we have down in Cape Town. The way the wall blends into the rock is also a very realistic thing because removing rocks is difficult, time consuming, and expensive so using it as a foundation is better than doing the lithoforming

@jamesbond-ug3kg Год назад

In some of the open areas, you should add some tables or some small park assets so if you were walking around or working in the area you can take a break.

@ofblueness2194 Год назад

I know that you'll never read this but apart from watching your videos for pleasure, I play them every single night to help me fall asleep and your voice soothes my brain sooo much!

@Sauu33 Год назад

I really wish i could travel to clearwater county irl! It just looks and feels so beautiful!

@Relikvien Год назад

Heaven!

@wallmarkberg9289 Год назад

37:38 You were totally right. That path is W O N K Y! I stayed the entire episode hoping that you would fix it but never did. I need a punching bag

@Fieari Год назад

The back of the legislature building has two stairways leading to doors on a raised level... but you blocked them off with bushes. I don't know why this is bothering me so much but it really, really is. It's a beautiful build over all though. Reminds me of some places in DC, actually, which is a good thing. Is there a reason you went with "pedestrian area" instead of city park though, for all this? I thought pedestrian areas were just for places you wanted to zone functional buildings to be walkable, like shopping districts, not parks. Or does pedestrian area now make a new kind of park space as well?

@poisonapple6138 Год назад

I'm imagining that area lit up for the holidays.... 😍😍😍 All the trees dressed up in lights and tinsel. It would be magical.

@veritush Год назад

every time you place a jacarandá in a build, i smile because my city (buenos aires) has a lot of them and right now in november they're in bloom... and there's nothing i love more than jacarandá bloomimg season 💜

@olganeumann1924 Год назад

Don’t most state capitols have a state art gallery or state museum of indigenous culture? I think that would fit well in VB-the snowy one

@AbsolutelyFeral2605 Год назад

Bluestone pedestrian roads for sure!

@JacksonOwex Год назад

I didn't realize this was CWC until the video started! Nice to see CWC is able to be continued after the update!

@ryanhinkley1932 Год назад

Also would suggest hauling teraforming network to get rid of the cliff on the quay behind the capital building. Use parallel road tool on road or quay, then use move it to select only the terraforming network and move it down to the height of the lake bed. It’s also helpful if you put a small segment of terraforming road out in the water at there height of the lake bed for reference.

@oNeJester1989 Год назад

The timing for that fire during the city tour threw me off. I can't XD

@leon6542 Год назад

really nice work again love it ❤. only criticism i got is that i thought the whole time how cold it would be to hang around this place. around water features it’s always cold i feel but i wouldn’t change a thing about your square. in my opinion thou there should be huge trees on the shore line to at least capture the cold wind coming from the ocean

@401newport Год назад

Love your work! For the water feature in the middle I agree 90 degree corners looks best, but I wouldn't sacrifice the functionality because of it. Rounded isn't the worst and you can still use your concrete tiles to 90 degree corners where the paths merge from the streets. Can't thank you enough for all the work you do!!!

@bnb3394 Год назад

Absolutely awesome, love everything you’ve added to the build makes it feel more like an important city

@nevratic8190 Год назад

Near the capitol you put the US, Clearwater, and Superior flags alongside each other. US flag code requires that when the federal flag is displayed alongside two other flags, it must be centred between them (and ideally taller than the others)

@ertiikus Год назад

You can make sharp corners on quay walls using node controller. Just set the offset all the way as low as it can go :^)

@markuskoivisto Год назад

Thanks! That worked great!

@ashullu Год назад

adding fountain jets to the water feature would really make it special. maybe combine the jets with the green lights even! also i feel like even though the botanical garden area has a lot of plants, it's still kind of empty. like the whole area has only 3 things to do. how about adding something else?

@jaharixscape3723 Год назад

I would prefer the blue stone because, it goes well with the streets and over all just looks nicer. 22:25

@TheRedWon Год назад

Wow, what a great result! Monument Square looks fantastic. The water feature in the middle would be a great spot to have a fountain show, similar to the fountains of the Bellagio in Vegas! My mind was going to that the whole time.

@aidancooke5012 Год назад

Bluestone for sure!

@stuparokjunior Год назад

Bluestone looks soooo nice with the buildings around for real

@noemierollindedebeaumont1130 Год назад

Ahhh, i have missed CWC ! I was wondering what area you were going to pedestrianize, can't wait to see what you do with Van Buren !

@michielvandersijs6257 Год назад

I think a statue of a historic figure would fit well in front of the capitol building or in the park area behind it. It would add to the sense of importance of the capitol and state government buildings.

@olganeumann1924 Год назад

48:28 kudos to that tram for driving right into the fire!

@lauraunderwood265 Год назад

I think it would be valuable to add some benches along the paths. Particularly near the botanical garden, but I think you could really use them in a number of places.

@egg_musubi Год назад

I usually find expansion episodes to be the best but I really enjoyed this detailing one! The capitol building looks really special now.

@LazySmartCooking Год назад

Phil, I personally like the little bit of cliff face just above the water on the new quay wall by the capitol building. However, if you want to mitigate it, you should be able to do so with a wider Quay wall that pushes the edge slightly farther from the road without having to move the entire wall. You can just upgrade the entire length.

@charliekim3953 Год назад

Hey Phil you called it Monument Square but I don’t see any monument. Perhaps adding some giant statue from unique buildings might make the pedestrian area brighter. Just my 2 cents!

@shaneintheuk2026 Год назад

At 20:11 if that’s a six foot tall hedge then everyone has shrunk 😂. Six yards would be closer. I love that network and there’s a shorter version too.

@Paulovlyra Год назад

I love that pedestrian areas are valuable

@isabeleriksson5786 Год назад

Lovely work! Landscaping is one of my favorites! For me it’s no to cliffs and yes to cobblestone. The big part of the park out against the water needs more for me. It’s a big area and the strictness and comformaty would be boring quickly as a pedestrian, I think. Lund botanical garden here in Sweden dos a beautiful job of making a park feel more leafy, like a garden, but still having the over all structure of a park. I would not mind some restaurants along the shore or other things that can make the area even more lively 😊

@AnAlaskimo Год назад

I don’t see this posted so for the quay wall corners, in node controller if you bring the offset down to 0 it will give you a nice sharp corner! It’s a trick I use when having quay walls as retaining walls in denser areas, hope it works for you!

@squifftopher Год назад

Count me in as a bluestone lover 👍

@JojowBR Год назад

I love that. But I have 2 concerns to bring to your attention: 1- you block pedestrian access at the back of the government building. 2- the center line in the coast garden is REALLY off center. Compare with water pipes. I don't know how this one didn't bug you. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@USdude101 Год назад

Opinions: 1. Road-type cobblestone (got it perfect) 2. The lake is too wide and could be made into a polygon following a direct line between the capitol loop roads to the monument roads, narrowing it in general to provide more greenspace. 2a. Maybe add some park benches around the lake to add some assets to the big slab of concrete 3. The Botanical garden roads are neither parallel or straight, if you line up your screen in a top down view with one of the monument crossing roads you'll find that the park roads are at a jaunty leftward angle. 4. Every capitol I've ever seen proudly flies it's flags in an open area in-front of the building not hidden away in the shadows directly flanking the doors. Like out by the plaza might be better 4a. You might be able to use "Move-It Mod" to take a State of Superior flag and stick it on top of the domes of either the capitol, monument or both. 5. You could use the spotlights to light up the capitol building at night because currently it's a dark mass 5a. on of the botanical garden paths is much brighter at night than the other paths.

@Combo.gogetta Год назад

The key walls perfect the landscaping is perfect great episode

@CornRaked Год назад

The bluestone path i think is peak for the area, it fits well with the theme and it looks good too

@sethsei8746 Год назад

A way to fix the pedestrians around the water feature is to use one of the paths like the park paths with anarchy in bridge mode, then use move it to get them to the right height, then upgrade them to invisible paths. Another youtuber Akruas who does extremely detailed cities uses this method all the time and it works perfect every time.

@zakkarte6983 Год назад

I think the Cobble stone is just perfect

@thebearded_guardian3671 Год назад

I love the video. I do think the green lights around the actual capitol building and pretty much through out this area. I feel like it would create the mecca this area deserves

@tezca3578 Год назад

Couple tips: you can square off the edges of the quay walls using node controller, you don't need to use the extra concrete network. Make sure the two sides are connected at one node at the corner, then use node controller to drag the offset as far as it will go. The result will be a perfect right angle. Also, when using the new prop line tool, hold 'control' while clicking and you can adjust the settings without having to open the menu. You have to click and drag the green circles that pop up to change rotation angle, spacing, length, etc. and it's a bit faster (and easier to get the look you want, in my opinion)

@andrewspencer6866 Год назад

Love the Grant Park vibes, also the crooked paths on the park remind me of how in DC in Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument and Capitol Building are not perfectly lined up. It's completely fine and realistic. Now you just need to get some museums and war memorials throughout. WW1, WW2, Vietnam, Korea, etc., would be cool along the shoreline, tourists could ponder the meaning against the backdrop of the lake or looking at the capital building.

@panosx13x45 Год назад

The cobblestone looks pretty good.

@cgtactical6619 Год назад

After the last update I finally was able to get back into my main save, what a relief. Two things I appreciate about CP's builds are that they always feel natural, where mine feel like a planned city out of Dubai or something. And how much time I have to spend on traffic compared to CP and he does not even use the traffic manager mod!

@RAI-1911 Год назад

Nothing more exciting rather than fire after landscaping XD Thanks as always :)

@widepeepoflo Год назад

Wow the end of the video with the city view at night looks really amazing !

@Relikvien Год назад

Wow you really gave the central district a lift! Great work as allways!

@legojenn Год назад

Thanks for leaving the event in the city tour. It made me belly laugh.

@shaneintheuk2026 Год назад

Awesome work. It looks brilliant and I see the local residents love it for barbecues. 😂 The pool is really unusual and makes it distinct.

@EvanC881 Год назад

SUCH a beautiful upgrade! Nice job!!

@ejhoffman2625 Год назад

LOVE the capital, the landscaping and pedestrianism took it to a WHOLE 'nother level! I also prefer the character the cobblestone gives the area. Thank you, CPP, and take care!

@CityPlannerPlays Год назад

@thed3m0n0id9 Год назад

This capital!! Been waiting a hot minute to see this!! So good!

@valbird8410 Год назад

The park behind the capitol building feels extremely sterile. It's so manicured, symmetrical and bushes tightly placed that it feels like something to look at not experience. Having a small park, plaza, amphitheater, history museum, monument would make a lot sense and liven the place up.

@e4envy303 Год назад

I wasn't sure about the huge cobblestone promenades, but once you upgraded them to having trees, I thought that fit wonderfully. My vote would be towards cobblestone streets for sure. I gotta say though I'm not sure about those modern lights on the pedestrian streets. I could see having them on the sandstone streets, but I think you should BOB them out of the cobblestone (or bluestone) and replace them with something that looks a bit more antique. I love using Geze's Old French Lamps for important/high-class areas. I think the yellow light they give off feels so much softer and warm.

@Chops95 Год назад

I'm a bit behind on the series but this and last few episodes have been my favourite so far. Amazing work.

@philippelabadie3325 Год назад

Woaw ! Beautiful work 👍👍👍👏👏👏

@mitchellschwartz6766 Год назад

The bluestone, in my opinion, looks incredible in Monument Square!

@pixel-ink Год назад

FYI, you can use the Node Controller to make the rounded corners sharp corners on the Seawall Quay. No need to use individual walls and then the surface network. Juts thought you would like to know.

@headhoncho9568 Год назад

best series for sure

@Relikvien Год назад

AMEN!!

@bobbluegreen85 Год назад

As always, tons of fun to watch your builds progress. So, thank you! As a fellow midwesterner and Wisconsinite, I feel like the new “park” area around the capitol building wouldn’t be green field but would be almost entirely trees. At least that’s what I’ve always noticed around Janesville. Keep it up, Phil!

@trivaguim Год назад

27:31 looks like a hearse delivering a corpse straight to heaven, that's what i call commitment.

@CallMeThyme Год назад

Bluestone looks best by far!

@ANBU_Black_0ps24 Год назад

Bluestone gang reporting for duty 💪

@Will-lh1fy Год назад

I feel like I the back park behind the legislature (Clarification: the one situated most in the urban area) could be a great place to use the over the road glass plazas along that center road if you want to add more things like food trucks and such to service impromptu meetings and negotiations or a place to get a quick coffee before a the legislature session starts, maybe even adding some of the small coffee from organic and local produce. Overall the build looks amazing so far!