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Buildings Urban Single Family Homes

Discussion in 'Buildings' started by Nutmmeg, Jan 28, 2016.

  1. Nutmmeg

    Nutmmeg Vagabond

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    One thing I've found missing from the game is the presence of the densely packed single family homes found in and around cities, most commonly seen in the Northeastern United States. Though it's not quite what I am looking for, the closest thing that I can think of is the low rise skilled worker pack (Residential - US. Low Rise Residential. Skilled workers pack.).

    Examples of buildings reminiscent of this style are as follows:

    More Dense:
    http://www.iamnotastalker.com/wp-co.../KingofQueensHouseCliffsideParkNewJersey1.jpg
    http://graphics8.nytimes.com/packages/images/photo/2008/10/05/20081005LIVINGIN/25161881.JPG
    http://www.blogcdn.com/realestate.a...2/09/screen-shot-2012-09-06-at-1.19.31-pm.png
    https://s3.amazonaws.com/citybuzz/2015/11/canarsie-brooklyn/canarsie-brooklyn-1.JPG
    http://images.housesforsalelists.com/Images/Houses/ny/bronx/540-beach-ave-bronx-new-york-10473.jpeg
    http://assets.nydailynews.com/polop...derivatives/article_970/alg-rego-park-jpg.jpg

    Slightly more spread out:
    http://images.housesforsalelists.co...12-212th-st-queens-village-new-york-11429.jpg
    Google Maps
    http://puu.sh/mNjFS/57c220cceb.png
    http://puu.sh/mNjW1/cfd67ec50c.png
    http://puu.sh/mNk16/7b7de07ff9.png
    http://puu.sh/mNk3W/950adfce25.png
    http://puu.sh/mNkb2/22648dddbe.png
    http://puu.sh/mNkeu/46f4a220ea.png
    http://puu.sh/mNkic/b0d4b2ca2d.png
     
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  2. Nutmmeg

    Nutmmeg Vagabond

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    Edit** The lot sizes I had in mind are 10*40 or 20*40 for the denser homes and 15*40 to 30*40 for the less dense ones
     
  3. Pepino

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  5. Pepino

    Pepino Mayor

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    Right, sorry, didn't see that ;-)
     
  6. kipate

    kipate Governor

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    I am negatively surprised that I found those mods so quickly... I do come here far too often it seems :-/
     
  7. Steven H. Endermann

    Steven H. Endermann Executive

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    I like the idea of homes like that. Those would look good in bigger cities!
     
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