Change the architecture of your cities!
[h2]Building a single large city in Memoriapolis[/h2]
Hello Builders,
We've read your feedback: some feel that you end up building several small cities instead of one large one. That's probably true when you're new to the game, but rest assured: it's perfectly possible to create a single city from start to finish!
You just need to change your habits a little:
[h2]Mixed-use buildings[/h2]
When you construct a building, it influences the neighborhoods around it. Some buildings can evolve from one age to the next, and also affect neighboring neighborhoods.
Example:
I build a temple during Antiquity.
Religious neighborhoods form around it.
In the Middle Ages, I unblock the church and transform my temple into a basilica.
As a result, all the surrounding neighborhoods automatically adapt to the new medieval style.
[h2]The Master Builder's Office[/h2]
Unlocked in the Middle Ages, this building is essential for managing your town!
Click on its icon (on the left of the screen), then select a district: you'll be able to modify its planning rules and density.
For a few coins, you can modernize your city's appearance without razing it to the ground!
In addition, these modifications (type of construction and density) will have an impact on the number of inhabitants your town can receive. But beware: if this neighborhood is attractive, this is where your new residents will want to live!
Hello Builders,
We've read your feedback: some feel that you end up building several small cities instead of one large one. That's probably true when you're new to the game, but rest assured: it's perfectly possible to create a single city from start to finish!
You just need to change your habits a little:
- Plan your development.
- Use mixed-use buildings and the Master Builder's Office.
- Remember: not destroying doesn't mean not improving!
[h2]Mixed-use buildings[/h2]
When you construct a building, it influences the neighborhoods around it. Some buildings can evolve from one age to the next, and also affect neighboring neighborhoods.
Example:
I build a temple during Antiquity.
Religious neighborhoods form around it.
In the Middle Ages, I unblock the church and transform my temple into a basilica.
As a result, all the surrounding neighborhoods automatically adapt to the new medieval style.
[h2]The Master Builder's Office[/h2]
Unlocked in the Middle Ages, this building is essential for managing your town!
Click on its icon (on the left of the screen), then select a district: you'll be able to modify its planning rules and density.
For a few coins, you can modernize your city's appearance without razing it to the ground!
In addition, these modifications (type of construction and density) will have an impact on the number of inhabitants your town can receive. But beware: if this neighborhood is attractive, this is where your new residents will want to live!