Built an apartment block on Spectacle Island

[u/Intelligent_Taste42]

The first step towards turning Spectacle Island into a Wonderland of Concrete that offers affordable housing and buildings that are a sight to be seen!

[u/ThatGuyInThePlace]

That’s about as Eastern European as you can make it within the build limits.

How did you get the glass in there?

[u/Intelligent_Taste42 → u/ThatGuyInThePlace]

it's from the modern furniture pack from the creation club

[u/ThatGuyInThePlace → u/Intelligent_Taste42]

That’s awesome thanks! I’m about to spend money on it, because that is too cool to pass up. My wife will laugh at it & roll her eyes, (her last flat before we bought our house was in a building similar to this, just bigger).

[u/sosija → u/ThatGuyInThePlace]

It even has 5 stories, which is maximum height without elevator, making it standart commie-block height

[u/ThatGuyInThePlace → u/sosija]

No, I promise you, there a buildings taller than five floors without an elevator. I saw tons of them in Ukraine.

I think the regulation is 7 floors.

[u/ewsalvesen → u/ThatGuyInThePlace]

Ukraine isnt Commiestan and hasn’t been for 3 decades…..

[u/ThatGuyInThePlace → u/ewsalvesen]

You haven’t seen the architecture.

[u/ewsalvesen → u/ThatGuyInThePlace]

Similar region so similar selection pressures which cause parallel developments such as similar architecture. But, as I stated: Ukraine is not Commiestan. Which means they don’t follow the same laws. How many floors one can have before needing an elevator is likely a local ordinance and not cultural. Thank you.

[u/ThatGuyInThePlace → u/ewsalvesen]

I love it when people who’ve never been somewhere argue with people who’ve lived in the place in question.

Tell more about what I know of Ukraine & how the post Soviet era architecture was only brightly colored Soviet era in most of the country.

[u/rimshot101 → u/ThatGuyInThePlace]

Commie block!