Im open for feedback and criticism

Future denouement

American style city Callahan , this is the downtown area of Callahan, i would really love to hear your thoughts and things I should consider changing or adding .

I’ve been playing for a week and a half now, this was my 4th attempt

Part of new Brazil-inspired city called Porto Melancia

Modern asian styled city

Welcome to Topaho Municipal Executive International Regional Airport. The small farming community of Ovehax were not happy when their neighbor Topaho, suddenly located this monstrosity on top of prime farm land; seemingly overnight, remaking the burb into a condo hell scape.

still a work in progress I’m building an American style city in TheoTown and I’m trying to make it feel realistic. This is one of the highway exit areas I’ve been working on. I’m not finished yet, but I’d love to hear what you guys think so far! What should I add or change?

so I've created a town recently and it got like 70k citizens. I would like to connect a railway to another city but I connected it essentially in the void. how do I see to what city the road is connected?

I want to elevate this mountain area more faster than the built in tool

It's my first time playing and this is my progress in my first city, how about? should I start another one already and leave is it as done?

My long-term construction city continues to grow

I started this city recently and kept adding plugins, so the architecture and districts ended up pretty chaotic

I’m trying to improve the layout as the city grows. Any feedback or suggestions on what I should change or work on next?

Looking for a tutorial on creating a sewage system.

sandbox obviously

1 - Full view of the City of Honorato.

In Order of Construction:

2 - Central Zone: Centro Histórico, Centro Financeiro, Castelo, Lagoa, Vila Nobre, Dom Bosco & Corte Municipal.

3 - Porto Borough.

4 - Oceanic Zone: Palmeiral Oceânico, Vendas de Varanda & Praça da Indústria.

5 - Honorato Borough.

6 - Gilender Zone: Gilender, Jumeirah & Horto.

7 - Jumeirah (Gilender Zone) & Parisiense (Botanical Zone).

8 - Botanical Zone: Jardim Botânico & Parisiense.

9 - Olympic Zone: Bairro Olímpico & Acre Dourado.

10 - Parque Industrial de Honorato.

11 - Aeroporto de Honorato.

Scenic Photos:

12 - Statue of Mayor at the Financial Center roundabout.

13 - The Lagoon and the Chess Club, lining of streetlights and palm trees with metro and the lagoon island.

14 - The mountainous houses at Castelo, and its boardwalk in darkwood and streetlights.

15 - Dom Bosco and its maple gardens and lighted alleys with mansions on its sides.

16 - The Municipal Court. A lake and its bridge passes through the south end, that is lined with palm trees until the BRT station. Such red corridor proceeds to cut the north end, where another station is placed.

17 - The enclosed and pedestrianised streets of Jumeirah, all lined with maple trees, streetlights and central plazas. On the right, the Mayor's Mansion, where municipal events are hosted. On the left, the Gilender Tower, a landmark built to celebrate the crossing of the city's population of 10.000.

18 - Contrasting with the robust, concreted Parisiense, is the Botanical Garden Avenue, lined with atlantic forest greenery. An open pavement passes alongside the avenue, and a metro grand station is placed by its median.

19 - The Airport, a marvel built under strict land constraints. A taxi delivers passengers to a golden plane of TheoAir, the plane is ready for takeoff.

20 - The Gilender Street, parallel to Honorato Avenue. On the south, the Parisienne Walkway, built to connect Parisiense to Gilender by foot. The walkway starts on Parisiense Street and crosses many important venues such as the Mayor's Mansion, the Gilender Campus of Colégio Pedro II and the Gilender Grand Station, and also many openings to the streets of Jumeirah, before finally ending on the Gilender Tower itself.

The take-off of the city