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French Flat 055 [Paris]
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Assets: Building, Commercial, Commercial Low
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French Flat 055 [Paris]

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This building is one of the many brick flats that can be found around Paris.

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The footprint of this building is 2x2. Flower props and signs are not included with the asset,

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French Flat 055 [Paris] by Gèze
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KriZ 1 May, 2019 @ 4:43pm 
#moreflats
Eva 30 Apr, 2019 @ 3:10pm 
Real flat release hours
Sticky Wicket 30 Apr, 2019 @ 2:06pm 
Thanks Geze. I suspected as much, it's a pity the game mechanics don't function as sophisticated as that. It would be cool if the owners of the shops could live in the apartments above.
Gèze  [author] 30 Apr, 2019 @ 1:51pm 
Nope. Game doesn't have mixed use mechanics, so it's commercial only. Maybe in the future I will reupload them second time as different type, but as for now I try to balance out new uploads between Residential and Commercial. I should also try to make some offices and industrial buildings.
TheWaif 30 Apr, 2019 @ 1:43pm 
Your attention to detail is amazing, as usual
Sticky Wicket 30 Apr, 2019 @ 1:40pm 
Just as a technical game question, these are designated as commercial, but do they function as living space for the populace also?
Gèze  [author] 30 Apr, 2019 @ 1:35pm 
Bricks were used from around 1920s and on, mostly for social housing. They went well with the decorative nature of Art Nouveau, but were also cheaper to make than limestone that is mostly present in Haussmannian houses.
Sticky Wicket 30 Apr, 2019 @ 1:32pm 
Looking forward to seeing this in my city :lunar2019smilingpig:
Deeheks 30 Apr, 2019 @ 1:30pm 
Fits Montréal and old Québec as well. Perfect textures as always
Thx so much Gèze
toilet user 30 Apr, 2019 @ 1:26pm 
wonderful thank you. is there a reason why a brick facade would have been chosen over a stone one like the rest of the haussmann style buildings?