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Pennsylvania Railroad Fruit Auction & Sales Building

The Pittsburgh Produce Terminal, as it's currently known, was built in 1926 as the hub for local wholesale produce businesses. This asset is just for the two-story office/warehouse portion, but the entire complex stretches 1,533 feet long over the span of five city blocks to allow for the unloading of freight trains along its length. It was built in the Art Deco and Moderne architectural styles, and the building is unique in that it is the last remaining structure designed to optimize access to Pennsylvania Railroad Freight yards.

After the decline of the wholesale produce industry, the building sat mostly vacant through the end of the 20th Century, and by the mid-2000s, the terminal was no longer being used due to changes in the produce industry. The Terminal is currently in the final stages of a major renovation and revitalization creating storefronts along the former produce bays, as well as a food hall.

Special thanks to Gaseous Stranger for providing the screenshots from his 1:1 Pittsburgh Series on YouTube, and Gilded Age for teaching me about using sub meshes.


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Features:

Unique Building, 8x5 tiles.

Main model Tris: 8828
Textures: 1024 x 1024
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Skylight sub mesh Tris: 50
Textures: 512 x 256
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Dock and ramp sub mesh Tris: 62
Textures: 1024 x 256
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Model and textures by Bungalow Man, not to be re-uploaded to the workshop in any form without permission.