Continuing on my quest to model a whole bunch of Colonial-era buildings from Hsinchu, this is the Hsinchu First Credit Association (新竹第一信用合作社). The structure was built in 1934 and still in this same location today. This is one of the more well-known histor...

This is the Hsinchu train station in Hsinchu, Taiwan. The original building was constructed in 1913 during the Japanese occupation and was built in the then-fashionable baroque style.. It has undergone multiple renovations and expansions. This asset shows ...

This is the train station for the city of Hsinchu in Taiwan. The current building was completed in 1913 during the Japanese occupation and was built in the then-fashionable baroque style. There have been a number of renovations and modifications to the bui...

This is the old cinema of Hsinchu. It began its life in 1933 under Japanese rule as a motion picture house (with the name 營有樂館). In 1946 it was renamed The Great Theatre of the Nation (國民大戲院). It was abandoned in 1991 due to bankruptcy and fell to ruin, bu...

This is the old monopoly building (managing alcohol and tobacco) built in 1935. It is now the main complex for the Taiwan Alcohol & Tobacco Company (台灣菸酒公司) in the area. This is the building more or less as it appears today, complete with lit-up billboards...

This is the Yang Family Piety Memorial Arch (楊氏節孝坊), built in 1824 in Hsinchu's North District, just off Zhongshan Rd. This asset has a built in pedestrian path and is meant to attach to a road to create a pedestrian alley between buildings. The asset is f...

This is the old eastern city gate built in 1829. It is the only remaining city gate in Hsinchu, Taiwan. It is also known as the East Gate. This is a level 3 unique building with a footprint of 2x2 (it's small!)...

This is a recreation of the Hsinchu City Art Gallery & Reclamation Hall (新竹市美術館暨開拓館). The building is another early 1900s Japanese－era building. It was first constructed in 1925 in the then-popular baroque style. This model shows the enlarged structure — b...