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San Siro
Coming Soon, I'm finishing part 1 now
Emperador gran dios- Number of posts : 148
Registration date : 2010-10-05
Age : 32
Location : The Keystone State
Re: San Siro
Part 1
Ok so here is San Siro, well..... the embryotic version of San Siro as I have just built some of the sea walls and some of the major roads that will make up my capital city.
I'll start by highlighting one of the most developed (if you could say that) portions of the city Colina de la Fortaleza; or Fortress Hill.
This is where I plan to build my university as pre mentioned in K50's CJ. I am naming the university Universidad de la Colina de la Fortaleza, I recognize the fact that this is a mouth full so I will refer to it as UCF (not to be confused with the University of Central Florida). The University will provide the state funded education, as opposed to the Catholic University I will be placing some where else (TBD) in my capital city.
the last thing I would like to highlight photo wise is this little ditty which was.... fun..... to construct but I think it will look good especially when the tree's come in and I'm looking foward to how it looks with the buildings from the university up on the hill there. I'll also look forward to how it looks when I have finished the NAM work on the area which if you look closely in this picture and the previous 2 you will see I've begun.
Notes:
I recognize that I still had the grid turned on (why I forgot to shut it off I have no idea) in particularly the last picture I plan to rectify this for the next up-date.
I also notice that I am having a few display issues, mostly in my sea walls, this is likely due to the fact that I have not downloaded all the dependency's yet for the sea walls.... I just wanted to get this going first before I got everything cleaned up.
I plan to download some terain and water mods in the future I just wanted to show you guys how the city evolves from nothing into something.
Notes about realism:
I also recognize that the low lying land that will constitute my capital is un-realistic, as I will later explain with my back story the island is in the Caribbean ocean which is prone to hurricanes and other large storms... having a wall clearance of about 5 feet would spell disaster for a city. I plan to include more realistic storm surge protection at the entrance to those rivers from the sea.
I also know that the super strieght shorelines is un-realistic, it will be assumed that as the city prospered in it's up-bringing a large sum of money was spent on infrastructure improvements like sea walls and flattening ground in the area to better facilitate construction.
Finally I notice there is no fresh water supply on the city and in-order for there to be civilization there needs to be fresh water... I considered saying the rivers were freshwater but they have no source they all come from the ocean so this is unrealistic. I decided using the canal's I will be creative with geology and a spring system to explain a fresh water source in later updates.
Update 2: will include the construction of UCF and possibly the main cathedral on the island and a little bit of back story behind the founding of San Siro
Ok so here is San Siro, well..... the embryotic version of San Siro as I have just built some of the sea walls and some of the major roads that will make up my capital city.
I'll start by highlighting one of the most developed (if you could say that) portions of the city Colina de la Fortaleza; or Fortress Hill.
This is where I plan to build my university as pre mentioned in K50's CJ. I am naming the university Universidad de la Colina de la Fortaleza, I recognize the fact that this is a mouth full so I will refer to it as UCF (not to be confused with the University of Central Florida). The University will provide the state funded education, as opposed to the Catholic University I will be placing some where else (TBD) in my capital city.
the last thing I would like to highlight photo wise is this little ditty which was.... fun..... to construct but I think it will look good especially when the tree's come in and I'm looking foward to how it looks with the buildings from the university up on the hill there. I'll also look forward to how it looks when I have finished the NAM work on the area which if you look closely in this picture and the previous 2 you will see I've begun.
Notes:
I recognize that I still had the grid turned on (why I forgot to shut it off I have no idea) in particularly the last picture I plan to rectify this for the next up-date.
I also notice that I am having a few display issues, mostly in my sea walls, this is likely due to the fact that I have not downloaded all the dependency's yet for the sea walls.... I just wanted to get this going first before I got everything cleaned up.
I plan to download some terain and water mods in the future I just wanted to show you guys how the city evolves from nothing into something.
Notes about realism:
I also recognize that the low lying land that will constitute my capital is un-realistic, as I will later explain with my back story the island is in the Caribbean ocean which is prone to hurricanes and other large storms... having a wall clearance of about 5 feet would spell disaster for a city. I plan to include more realistic storm surge protection at the entrance to those rivers from the sea.
I also know that the super strieght shorelines is un-realistic, it will be assumed that as the city prospered in it's up-bringing a large sum of money was spent on infrastructure improvements like sea walls and flattening ground in the area to better facilitate construction.
Finally I notice there is no fresh water supply on the city and in-order for there to be civilization there needs to be fresh water... I considered saying the rivers were freshwater but they have no source they all come from the ocean so this is unrealistic. I decided using the canal's I will be creative with geology and a spring system to explain a fresh water source in later updates.
Update 2: will include the construction of UCF and possibly the main cathedral on the island and a little bit of back story behind the founding of San Siro
Emperador gran dios- Number of posts : 148
Registration date : 2010-10-05
Age : 32
Location : The Keystone State
Re: San Siro
Yeah layout looks great, awesome work so far!
cormiermax- ISC Member
- Number of posts : 1420
Registration date : 2008-07-19
Location : Halifax, NS, Canada
Re: San Siro
Thanks for your kind words, I too can't wait for the city to start taking shape but it's always hard to get that vision in your head down onto the screen it will be a fun challenge. The UCF update will come at the end of this week on Thursday or Friday depending on how busy my RL is in the later part of this week.
Emperador gran dios- Number of posts : 148
Registration date : 2010-10-05
Age : 32
Location : The Keystone State
Re: San Siro
UCF
Universidad de la Colina de la Fortaleza
this week I finished work on Universidad de la Colina de la Fortaleza or UCF
Stats about UCF:
Full name: Universidad de la Colina de la Fortaleza
(Fortress Hill University)
Motto: Para consolidar mente, el cuerpo, y la nación
(To strengthen mind, body and nation)
Founded: 1883
Endowment: 13 Million USD
President: Dr. Javier F. Cevallos
Colleges:
Alicia Rey School of Business
Alejandro Rey School of Agriculture
Paulo Salo School of Education
National College of Liberal Arts
Undergraduates: 5,000
Graduates: 650
Athletic Scholarships: 200
Sports:
Mens & Womens Football (Soccer)
Mens & Womens Basketball
Mens & Womens Lacrosse
Softball
Baseball
Field Hockey
Mens & Womens Swimming/Diving
Mens & Womens Rowing
Mens & Womens Track and Field
Tennis*
American Football*
*offered as intermural non Scholarship sports
Campus: Urban
Colors: Navy Blue & Gold
Nickname: Hurricanes
Mascot: Cain the Goat
East Campus
Upper West quad:
Campus Health Center (Not visible due to the trees but it is next to the police station)
Campus Security (Maxis Police Station)
Canes' Village 3 suite styled dorms, co-ed by room include 2 bedrooms for 2-4 students and a common kitchen and living space reserved for Upperclassmen
Lower West quad:
Old Main (long academic building across from Canes' Village): Home of School of Business and Liberal Arts
UCF Water Tower (left of Old Main): Original water tower used by the fortress, out of use today provides a meeting point for students "Meet by the Tower" and is bathed in gold light after a UCF Football (Soccer) victory
The Quad- relaxation point for students and area where most events are held
Rey Hall (Right side of the quad)- Named after one of the founders of the school all female dorm building. Traditional Style dorms
San Siro Hall (bottom of the quad)- All male dorm building Traditional Style dorms
University Chapel (across the street from San Siro Hall)- Fully functioning chapel used for mass
Lower East quad:
Rey Library (lowest building)- Named after founders of the school, fully functional library including meeting rooms, study quads, and a full computer lab and a cafe to provide refreshments and nourishment to studying students
The Barracks- Nickname to the 4 identical co-ed traditional dorms on lower east was the site of the military barracks in the fort
The SUB- Student Union Building, home of the cafeteria, commuter lounge, and multiple conference rooms and administration offices
Upper East quad:
Old University Field: Home of UCF athletics from 1883-1959 was replaced by University Stadium in 1960. Home to Lacrosse and Field Hockey events.
University Pool: Open Air pool used by swim team and open to students when practice is not going on, open daily only closed in case of thunder and lightning
University Center (white building next to University Pool): A fully functioning gym with weight room, basketball courts, and climbing wall. Home and Away Locker rooms for University field. State of the Art sports medicine facilities, and a smoothie shop. Rooms for coaches to study film and have meetings are also in this building.
University Courts (not visible due to tree's next to pool): 2 tennis courts open to the students, Tennis is not a scholarship sport at UCF
Salo Building: (only academic building on Upper East) Home of the Salo College of Education
West Campus
University Stadium: Home to UCF Football (Soccer), and Track and Field. Football (Soccer) will typically draw a sell out crowd of 5,000 people.
Aaron Hill Place: Home to UCF Basketball, a 2,000 Seat Arena includes locker rooms for not only Basketball home and away but separate locker rooms home and away for Football. Has many of the same facility's as University Center on East campus, including meeting rooms, film rooms, weight rooms, and a state of the art sports medicine facility. Named after former Governor of San Tomoso and UCF Alum
Nicolasa Hernandez Field: Softball field seating for 1,000 people rarely ever filled to capacity. Home and Away Locker room's under the stands
Javier Mogal Field: Baseball field, 2,000 person seating capacity often sold out, Home and Away Locker room's under the stands
Next week:
The Cathedral, the Capital, and the canals
Universidad de la Colina de la Fortaleza
this week I finished work on Universidad de la Colina de la Fortaleza or UCF
Stats about UCF:
Full name: Universidad de la Colina de la Fortaleza
(Fortress Hill University)
Motto: Para consolidar mente, el cuerpo, y la nación
(To strengthen mind, body and nation)
Founded: 1883
Endowment: 13 Million USD
President: Dr. Javier F. Cevallos
Colleges:
Alicia Rey School of Business
Alejandro Rey School of Agriculture
Paulo Salo School of Education
National College of Liberal Arts
Undergraduates: 5,000
Graduates: 650
Athletic Scholarships: 200
Sports:
Mens & Womens Football (Soccer)
Mens & Womens Basketball
Mens & Womens Lacrosse
Softball
Baseball
Field Hockey
Mens & Womens Swimming/Diving
Mens & Womens Rowing
Mens & Womens Track and Field
Tennis*
American Football*
*offered as intermural non Scholarship sports
Campus: Urban
Colors: Navy Blue & Gold
Nickname: Hurricanes
Mascot: Cain the Goat
East Campus
Upper West quad:
Campus Health Center (Not visible due to the trees but it is next to the police station)
Campus Security (Maxis Police Station)
Canes' Village 3 suite styled dorms, co-ed by room include 2 bedrooms for 2-4 students and a common kitchen and living space reserved for Upperclassmen
Lower West quad:
Old Main (long academic building across from Canes' Village): Home of School of Business and Liberal Arts
UCF Water Tower (left of Old Main): Original water tower used by the fortress, out of use today provides a meeting point for students "Meet by the Tower" and is bathed in gold light after a UCF Football (Soccer) victory
The Quad- relaxation point for students and area where most events are held
Rey Hall (Right side of the quad)- Named after one of the founders of the school all female dorm building. Traditional Style dorms
San Siro Hall (bottom of the quad)- All male dorm building Traditional Style dorms
University Chapel (across the street from San Siro Hall)- Fully functioning chapel used for mass
Lower East quad:
Rey Library (lowest building)- Named after founders of the school, fully functional library including meeting rooms, study quads, and a full computer lab and a cafe to provide refreshments and nourishment to studying students
The Barracks- Nickname to the 4 identical co-ed traditional dorms on lower east was the site of the military barracks in the fort
The SUB- Student Union Building, home of the cafeteria, commuter lounge, and multiple conference rooms and administration offices
Upper East quad:
Old University Field: Home of UCF athletics from 1883-1959 was replaced by University Stadium in 1960. Home to Lacrosse and Field Hockey events.
University Pool: Open Air pool used by swim team and open to students when practice is not going on, open daily only closed in case of thunder and lightning
University Center (white building next to University Pool): A fully functioning gym with weight room, basketball courts, and climbing wall. Home and Away Locker rooms for University field. State of the Art sports medicine facilities, and a smoothie shop. Rooms for coaches to study film and have meetings are also in this building.
University Courts (not visible due to tree's next to pool): 2 tennis courts open to the students, Tennis is not a scholarship sport at UCF
Salo Building: (only academic building on Upper East) Home of the Salo College of Education
West Campus
University Stadium: Home to UCF Football (Soccer), and Track and Field. Football (Soccer) will typically draw a sell out crowd of 5,000 people.
Aaron Hill Place: Home to UCF Basketball, a 2,000 Seat Arena includes locker rooms for not only Basketball home and away but separate locker rooms home and away for Football. Has many of the same facility's as University Center on East campus, including meeting rooms, film rooms, weight rooms, and a state of the art sports medicine facility. Named after former Governor of San Tomoso and UCF Alum
Nicolasa Hernandez Field: Softball field seating for 1,000 people rarely ever filled to capacity. Home and Away Locker room's under the stands
Javier Mogal Field: Baseball field, 2,000 person seating capacity often sold out, Home and Away Locker room's under the stands
Next week:
The Cathedral, the Capital, and the canals
Emperador gran dios- Number of posts : 148
Registration date : 2010-10-05
Age : 32
Location : The Keystone State
Re: San Siro
Looks very realistic.
cormiermax- ISC Member
- Number of posts : 1420
Registration date : 2008-07-19
Location : Halifax, NS, Canada
Re: San Siro
I like the way it's set up, nice use of the apartments as dorms, reminds me of Arizona State a bit
K50- Former Simlympic Host
- Number of posts : 1390
Registration date : 2009-07-28
Location : Portland, OR, USA
Re: San Siro
Canuck- thanks
Max- well that's the goal isn't it?
K50- *looks up Arizona State University on google..... sees a bunch of hot half to fully naked chicks...* I'm taking that as a compliment
So this isn't really an update more a few questions and a change in my earlier update
First:
I have changed the stadiums for baseball and softball on the UCF campus, the reason for this will be explained in my next update
Second
As part of this update I'm building an elevated rail system using the elevated rail seen below which comes with the NAM
I like this El- Rail and I'd like to use it on my island but I'm having one minor problem with it. When building an intersection like the one shown below that is on the maxis ground rail. I can't find a way to make a fork in the rail like the one shown below.
This causes me some problems because it forces me to make intersections like this:
which is fine and well and all.... but it's bulky and takes up more space than I would like.
Any suggestions?
Max- well that's the goal isn't it?
K50- *looks up Arizona State University on google..... sees a bunch of hot half to fully naked chicks...* I'm taking that as a compliment
So this isn't really an update more a few questions and a change in my earlier update
First:
I have changed the stadiums for baseball and softball on the UCF campus, the reason for this will be explained in my next update
Second
As part of this update I'm building an elevated rail system using the elevated rail seen below which comes with the NAM
I like this El- Rail and I'd like to use it on my island but I'm having one minor problem with it. When building an intersection like the one shown below that is on the maxis ground rail. I can't find a way to make a fork in the rail like the one shown below.
This causes me some problems because it forces me to make intersections like this:
which is fine and well and all.... but it's bulky and takes up more space than I would like.
Any suggestions?
Emperador gran dios- Number of posts : 148
Registration date : 2010-10-05
Age : 32
Location : The Keystone State
Re: San Siro
It's the number one party school in the USA can you tell?Emperador gran dios wrote:K50- *looks up Arizona State University on google..... sees a bunch of hot half to fully naked chicks...* I'm taking that as a compliment
About your problem, thats pretty strange, it appears there isn't a Y-interchange thing on elevated rail for what I can see... although it looks pretty unrealistic, if you want to do turns, I would use the wide curves. It is tough to build around, but it looks much better (remember that in the real world the rails came before the roads too )
K50- Former Simlympic Host
- Number of posts : 1390
Registration date : 2009-07-28
Location : Portland, OR, USA
Re: San Siro
(and UConn is the second 1 week a year.... I have friends who go there they tell me the spring weekend is F'D UP!)
Well the wide curves I did consider using where the rail curved but stayed strieght but I scrapped it in favor of a smaller curve because the rail sort of mirrors that outside road shown in the first picture of update one. Unlike in real life the roads came first for me.
I guess I'll just have to deal with the strange curves like that I only have 2 so it's not that big of a deal.
On a semi related note anyone know of specific stations to go with this or will any El-rail station do?
Well the wide curves I did consider using where the rail curved but stayed strieght but I scrapped it in favor of a smaller curve because the rail sort of mirrors that outside road shown in the first picture of update one. Unlike in real life the roads came first for me.
I guess I'll just have to deal with the strange curves like that I only have 2 so it's not that big of a deal.
On a semi related note anyone know of specific stations to go with this or will any El-rail station do?
Emperador gran dios- Number of posts : 148
Registration date : 2010-10-05
Age : 32
Location : The Keystone State
Re: San Siro
Elevated Rail (subway/glr elevated rail) uses Elevated Rail stations. The Rail Viaduct (what you use) can't use those stations unfortunately.
I have seen only three rail viaduct stations. One I can't find the link to, but it fits in a "grimy" low-wealth setting, one is a bit quaint-ish, CLICKY, the last one, my recommendation is these Japanese ones from BriPizza's website (CLICKY). Bripizza is by far the best transport BAT'er in my opinion, one reason it because they "overhang" so you can drag absolutely anything you want through them
Hope that helps!
I have seen only three rail viaduct stations. One I can't find the link to, but it fits in a "grimy" low-wealth setting, one is a bit quaint-ish, CLICKY, the last one, my recommendation is these Japanese ones from BriPizza's website (CLICKY). Bripizza is by far the best transport BAT'er in my opinion, one reason it because they "overhang" so you can drag absolutely anything you want through them
Hope that helps!
K50- Former Simlympic Host
- Number of posts : 1390
Registration date : 2009-07-28
Location : Portland, OR, USA
Re: San Siro
interesting I like the nicer one it works
Emperador gran dios- Number of posts : 148
Registration date : 2010-10-05
Age : 32
Location : The Keystone State
Re: San Siro
Big update coming tonight
-St. Mary's College
-Trinity Cathedral
-National Stadium
-San Siro local El-Rail system
EDIT: Hey guys I'm having trouble with my internet right now the uploader is not working right so I'm going to have to post this tomorrow afternoon sorry to keep you waiting
-St. Mary's College
-Trinity Cathedral
-National Stadium
-San Siro local El-Rail system
EDIT: Hey guys I'm having trouble with my internet right now the uploader is not working right so I'm going to have to post this tomorrow afternoon sorry to keep you waiting
Emperador gran dios- Number of posts : 148
Registration date : 2010-10-05
Age : 32
Location : The Keystone State
Re: San Siro
ok so I apologize for the lateness of this, this will likely be this and next weeks update just because of my life getting a little crazy the past week and a half or so.
Universidad de Santa María
(Saint Mary's College)
*The official colors are red and white but white doesn't show up well on the forum
Full Name: Universidad de Santa María
(Saint Mary's College)
Motto:Educación a través de dios
(Education Through God)
Founded: 1842
Endowment: $0.00
President: Cardinal Tomas Satara
Undergraduates: 1,500
Graduates: 100
Athletic Scholarships: 100
Sports:
Mens & Womens Football (Soccer)
Mens & Womens Basketball
Softball
Baseball
Mens & Womens Swimming
Mens & Womens Rowing
Campus: Urban
Colors: Red & White
Nickname: Crusaders
Mascot: Anthony the Lancer
Buildings:
Old Main: Aka- The Dome is the only class building on campus. It provides as both a university chapel, and class building for the university.
The Father Mathew Student Union: Home to the Gym/Basketball arena and Dining services
The towers of god: nickname to the 4 dorm buildings. The inner two are housed by liberal arts students and are furnished more apartment like similar to there cousins on UCF with bedrooms and a common kitchen room per suite. The outer two are housed by the biblical studies students and are far more traditionally furnished, with basically a bed and a desk. At the bottom of each building is an identical library, the inner two buildings also have computer labs on the second floor.
University Stadium: Seats around 2,000 people and is home to Mens & Womens Football (Soccer). Locker rooms and food venues are under the home stands
College Field: Seats around 1,000 people and is home to Baseball home and away locker rooms are under the stands
Mother Sara Field: Named for first headmistress of the University from 1977-1990 Seats just under 750 people and is home to softball
University tower: An observation tower overlooking the river and the university. Used for various purposes
Catedral de la trinidad santa
(Holy Trinity Cathedral)
Catedral de la trinidad santa, or Holy Trinity Cathedral was built in the late 1700's in the Gothic style at the heart of San Siro's Capital. The Building sits on an island at the center of a small pond near the center of the main island. 3 bridges emulate out from the cathedral and it's plaza to form a cross in the island with the Cathedral at the center.
at the top of the pond behind the cathedral are 3 man made islands that represent the holy trinity for which the cathedral is named.
Beyond the pond is Cross park, a large open plaza for people to meet after the Sunday services, the stairs at the top of the cross lead directly to the Cathedrals catacombs that entomb all heads of state and all archbishops of San Siro since the early 1700's
San Siro's El-Rail Line
The local line on San Siro's capital is an Elevated rail line due to the low lying proximity of the island. It was felt that putting a subway system on the island could be disastrous in cases of flooding.
The line has 4 main stops including ones at:
Universidad de Santa María
The Base of Cross Park
National Stadium
Trinity Cathedral
more will be added when I begin to add businesses and residential buildings to the island and after I finish the government buildings
The Rail crosses the river and goes to the regional rail here and then transitions to a land rail services
From there the rail line connects to UCF by the sports arena's
Here is an overview similar to the first update showing you the progress thus far in the construction of San Siro
*Note I chose not to include an update about the national stadium (the birds nest at the bottom of the picture above, because I'm not sure if I will be using that model for the stadium I'm going to wait to see what population counts are and if that is an appropriate sized stadium for the island before making it final. But it was such a beautiful lot and after the fiasco that is the AGS baseball fields being locked by the admin at simtropolis I figured I should get this while I still had the chance
Universidad de Santa María
(Saint Mary's College)
*The official colors are red and white but white doesn't show up well on the forum
Full Name: Universidad de Santa María
(Saint Mary's College)
Motto:Educación a través de dios
(Education Through God)
Founded: 1842
Endowment: $0.00
President: Cardinal Tomas Satara
Undergraduates: 1,500
Graduates: 100
Athletic Scholarships: 100
Sports:
Mens & Womens Football (Soccer)
Mens & Womens Basketball
Softball
Baseball
Mens & Womens Swimming
Mens & Womens Rowing
Campus: Urban
Colors: Red & White
Nickname: Crusaders
Mascot: Anthony the Lancer
Buildings:
Old Main: Aka- The Dome is the only class building on campus. It provides as both a university chapel, and class building for the university.
The Father Mathew Student Union: Home to the Gym/Basketball arena and Dining services
The towers of god: nickname to the 4 dorm buildings. The inner two are housed by liberal arts students and are furnished more apartment like similar to there cousins on UCF with bedrooms and a common kitchen room per suite. The outer two are housed by the biblical studies students and are far more traditionally furnished, with basically a bed and a desk. At the bottom of each building is an identical library, the inner two buildings also have computer labs on the second floor.
University Stadium: Seats around 2,000 people and is home to Mens & Womens Football (Soccer). Locker rooms and food venues are under the home stands
College Field: Seats around 1,000 people and is home to Baseball home and away locker rooms are under the stands
Mother Sara Field: Named for first headmistress of the University from 1977-1990 Seats just under 750 people and is home to softball
University tower: An observation tower overlooking the river and the university. Used for various purposes
Catedral de la trinidad santa
(Holy Trinity Cathedral)
Catedral de la trinidad santa, or Holy Trinity Cathedral was built in the late 1700's in the Gothic style at the heart of San Siro's Capital. The Building sits on an island at the center of a small pond near the center of the main island. 3 bridges emulate out from the cathedral and it's plaza to form a cross in the island with the Cathedral at the center.
at the top of the pond behind the cathedral are 3 man made islands that represent the holy trinity for which the cathedral is named.
Beyond the pond is Cross park, a large open plaza for people to meet after the Sunday services, the stairs at the top of the cross lead directly to the Cathedrals catacombs that entomb all heads of state and all archbishops of San Siro since the early 1700's
San Siro's El-Rail Line
The local line on San Siro's capital is an Elevated rail line due to the low lying proximity of the island. It was felt that putting a subway system on the island could be disastrous in cases of flooding.
The line has 4 main stops including ones at:
Universidad de Santa María
The Base of Cross Park
National Stadium
Trinity Cathedral
more will be added when I begin to add businesses and residential buildings to the island and after I finish the government buildings
The Rail crosses the river and goes to the regional rail here and then transitions to a land rail services
From there the rail line connects to UCF by the sports arena's
Here is an overview similar to the first update showing you the progress thus far in the construction of San Siro
*Note I chose not to include an update about the national stadium (the birds nest at the bottom of the picture above, because I'm not sure if I will be using that model for the stadium I'm going to wait to see what population counts are and if that is an appropriate sized stadium for the island before making it final. But it was such a beautiful lot and after the fiasco that is the AGS baseball fields being locked by the admin at simtropolis I figured I should get this while I still had the chance
Emperador gran dios- Number of posts : 148
Registration date : 2010-10-05
Age : 32
Location : The Keystone State
Re: San Siro
Great Update I love the tie in of religion around that University. Cross park is very nice and I especially love the Trees around the Cathedral.
also the Birds Nest looks good there honestly and don't forget that you'll likely draw from the neighboring city tiles for Matches there anyways so a larger stadium could be applicable.
also the Birds Nest looks good there honestly and don't forget that you'll likely draw from the neighboring city tiles for Matches there anyways so a larger stadium could be applicable.
Re: San Siro
Thanks Canuck, I can't take credit for the tree's around the cathedral it's part of the lot, it's an incredible lot I had to use it.
I think the bird nest looks good there as well, I'm curious to see what my population ends up being for the region. I'd love to use that lot because it's immaculate, the capacity is 80,000, I feel that a population of around 750,000 should be efficient for that to work well I'd expect around 10% of a population to go to a sporting event.
I think the bird nest looks good there as well, I'm curious to see what my population ends up being for the region. I'd love to use that lot because it's immaculate, the capacity is 80,000, I feel that a population of around 750,000 should be efficient for that to work well I'd expect around 10% of a population to go to a sporting event.
Emperador gran dios- Number of posts : 148
Registration date : 2010-10-05
Age : 32
Location : The Keystone State
Re: San Siro
I figured I'd show my plans for at least the main island of the capital
Red- Government Buildings, Museums, etc
Green- multiple things like parks, housing, local business, schools, hospitals, fire and police
Purple- Large commercial center, downtown, financial district
Gold- High wealth, high rise apartments
Red- Government Buildings, Museums, etc
Green- multiple things like parks, housing, local business, schools, hospitals, fire and police
Purple- Large commercial center, downtown, financial district
Gold- High wealth, high rise apartments
Emperador gran dios- Number of posts : 148
Registration date : 2010-10-05
Age : 32
Location : The Keystone State
Re: San Siro
Hey guys, as part of my CJ I'm going to be hosting 2 friendly College Football (soccer) matches next weekend for UCF and Saint Mary's. If you would like a chance to play them please let me know by this Thursday. Thanks
I need:
School Name:
School Colors:
Team Name:
School size:
Which team you would like to play:
I need:
School Name:
School Colors:
Team Name:
School size:
Which team you would like to play:
Emperador gran dios- Number of posts : 148
Registration date : 2010-10-05
Age : 32
Location : The Keystone State
Re: San Siro
How many are you allowed?
School Name: Linktoria University
School Colors: Red, Blue, and Yellow
Team Name: River Otters
School size: Large
Which team you would like to play: UCF Soccer
School Name: Hackensack University
School Colors: Red, Yellow, Black
Team Name: Basshunters
School Size: Large
Which team would you like to play: St. Marys Soccer
School Name: Linktoria City State
School Colors: Blue, Black, Silver
Team Name: Hedgehogs
School Size: Medium
Which team would you like to play: UCF Soccer
School Name: Lake Newport College
School Colors: Blue, White, Sky Blue
Team Name: Mountaineers
School Size: Large
Which Team would you like to play: St Marys Soccer
This gives me a good idea with Linktoria with baseball and soccer!
School Name: Linktoria University
School Colors: Red, Blue, and Yellow
Team Name: River Otters
School size: Large
Which team you would like to play: UCF Soccer
School Name: Hackensack University
School Colors: Red, Yellow, Black
Team Name: Basshunters
School Size: Large
Which team would you like to play: St. Marys Soccer
School Name: Linktoria City State
School Colors: Blue, Black, Silver
Team Name: Hedgehogs
School Size: Medium
Which team would you like to play: UCF Soccer
School Name: Lake Newport College
School Colors: Blue, White, Sky Blue
Team Name: Mountaineers
School Size: Large
Which Team would you like to play: St Marys Soccer
This gives me a good idea with Linktoria with baseball and soccer!
Last edited by Wacky32 on Thu Nov 04, 2010 7:11 am; edited 3 times in total
Re: San Siro
Umm...this probably isn't falling jurisdiction of the AIFF...
School Name: University of Dawson
School Colors: Blue and Green
Team Name: UD Dingos
School size: Large
Which team you would like to play: St. Mary's soccer
School Name: University of Kalama
School Colors: Blue, Green
Team Name: Kalama Emeralds University Division
School size: Large
Which team you would like to play: UCF baseball
School Name: University of Dawson
School Colors: Blue and Green
Team Name: UD Dingos
School size: Large
Which team you would like to play: St. Mary's soccer
School Name: University of Kalama
School Colors: Blue, Green
Team Name: Kalama Emeralds University Division
School size: Large
Which team you would like to play: UCF baseball
Bruce- Number of posts : 739
Registration date : 2009-12-29
Location : Puget Sound
Re: San Siro
guys JUST Football (soccer)
since Wacky did get the first 2 football games I'll play them, thanks guys for the enthusiasm just something I wanted to do for fun not for any official leagues
since Wacky did get the first 2 football games I'll play them, thanks guys for the enthusiasm just something I wanted to do for fun not for any official leagues
Emperador gran dios- Number of posts : 148
Registration date : 2010-10-05
Age : 32
Location : The Keystone State
Emperador gran dios- Number of posts : 148
Registration date : 2010-10-05
Age : 32
Location : The Keystone State
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