Resolved (thanks): Can i get a quick opinion on this design?

I'd say right. :)

Thanks! I think so too.

C. I think.

Can’t say I see a difference between B and C, same buildings. However..!!! Gotta say, what you did with the bushes is brilliant! They totally look like they’re weaving with the wall. Nice work!!

I used to have you as a friend but seem to have misplaced you. So more pics would be welcomed ;) I still haven’t been able to post pics so…I’m still lame ;) ?

Thank you! You (and anyone else) are welcome to send me a friend req, if you remember to next time yur logged in. I always add new friends, and occasionally drop some if I see they havent logged in for longer than a week. I try to support ppl who play every day and design a nice town too so I can borrow your ideas! :)

The main diff in design B or C is the orientation of the building, which also changes whether it appears to be a large single family home w backyard, or a multi-family townhome w small parking lots. I have decided i am going w the larger single family method.

I don't know if you have decided. But I also vote for C, it looks more aesthetic. Specifically, the parking area per building look better in C than B.

Thank you all so much!

I just now had another look at this townhouse 'hood in my SF, and I almost changed it back to B! I came here to see what you folks thought, and most seem to prefer C.

My main hangup is whether these are too large to be single family homes. Are they 3 apts, one per floor? Do they then need multi family pkg lots, rather than driveways?

Im stll unsure, but im going to leave it as C for now. Thanks for the support. Simple decisions always fluster me lol

"TIGER_THE_KILLER;c-2203673" wrote:
Google: French buildings in Paris, typical old style architecture
Most of these are apartment buildings (condos) where more than one person lives there.

This is what i was thinking too, so i added a building and made a new design based on your input. The pavement spacing didn't quite line up with the rear doors when directly touching each other, so i spaced them like this. What do you think?

This will be my final design, I'm very happy with this now. Thanks, everyone, for your input here!

I found an extra one of these buildings and added it as a fifth unit at the very end of the street. 5x3= 15 apartments, which should justify four tennis courts. Everyone's playing tennis in my SF this year! ?

Well as usual, i came up with yet another variation. So I'm going to redo the post as A, B, or C.