A church in the complex can add to the story since in medieval times churches and monasteries sometimes doubled as “hospitals” to care for the wounded or ill. So it could be that the church was the original hospital and from there in the 18th, 19th century it progressed into an actual hospital complex :)
you all prolly dont care at all but does someone know of a tool to log back into an instagram account? I was stupid lost the account password. I would love any tricks you can offer me
@Cody Moses Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site through google and Im in the hacking process atm. Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@@timin1258 I don't think I'm being pushy. Based on the video uploads, I think it is evident that Akraus favors the Aurelia series more. I prefer the Altengrad series because of the narrative and the idea of advancing a city through the decades. I would love to see more videos, so I asked for more. I understand he is busy, I wish there was more of a balance between Aurelia and Altengrad.
good job! the planners of the park would now probably design a path from about the chateau towards your new plaza so that people don't go around the hedge. Also, most Austro-Hungarian cities had some rectangular mesh urban planning in the broader centre, like Triesterviertel, Královo Pole, Vinohrady, Újlipótváros...
0:35 Oh yes, I was looking for building like that. I'm recreating Krakow and this building is simillar to Politechnika Krakowska main building (it was Austrian baracks previously). Always when I'm watching you, I download new things from workshop. Also because of you I have started to use procedural objects. Your level of detailing is amazing! Thank you and good luck in building Altengrad and Aurelia ;)
Everything about this reminds me my city Brno. Amazing job, looks exactly like old Austrian-Hungarian city. And also the hill with church on top, is like citadel called Špilberk (in history also used as roughest prison in Austrian-Hungarian empire for worst criminals) and cathedral of st.Peter and Paul on hill called Petrov which are raised over the city Brno.
Have you thought about cemeteries or graveyards? Big cities have a lot of deaths, and graveyards often form the majority of green areas in urban areas because of their inability to be developed later. Hospitals would also have graveyards nearby...
Hey Akruas, I have a question. Will Altengrad become like London which has both skyscrapers and traditional European Buildings or will it be just a city which only has European styled buildings?
I hope it won't end with scycrapers (maybe just one or two) I live next to Warsaw which is a city full of scycrapers and I really like that, but much more I enjoy cities that has that old climate at least in the city center
The really old center will not change at all probably, really tall buildings will most probably happen in some completely new quarter, but even then I won't use like super tall buildings.
@@Akruas Will this building become wartorn in the 40s? I dont mean necessarily modeling that but some blocks and areas might be changed to more modern designs where space was opened up
@@Akruas In Kraków two tallest buidlings have around 100m. You could download Prudential skryscraper from workshop. 60m in height and it used to be second highest building in Europe before war. It's from Warsaw, art deco, looks quite neat.
Amazing as always Akruas!! I LOVE this series and I cant wait to see how it will grow and develop (dont forget to create more villages and traditional routes which in the future will be integrated in the city!)
@Akruas in the 30's some parts of the city centre of Turin where torn down in order to build magnificent boulevards and buildings with porticos. Remodelling doesn't necessarily mean skyscrapers and ugly building. Also, reading some comments about cemeteries, take a look at the monumental cemetery in Turin as well! Keep going!
Watching how you play around with PO that much makes me feel less guilty in manipulating buildings in my city. I thought I was being sneaky but turns out I wasn't alone :)
I love this series! I had the idea that it would be nice to have a soccer team for altengrad. It would be interesting how a club would look like in the scenario. (sorry for my bad English ;) )
The old hosipal complex is amazing, however I don't see reason for so large new hospital complex. For me, buildings built inside the old hospital complex make more sense, something taller rather than wider (maybe art deco style), but whatever. Amazing build anyway :)
Really nice city! How did you manage that cobblestone as pedestrian way will appear automatically when moving around buildings? I'm trying to add cobblestone to surface painter (concrete really looks shitty) but it just won't work. it seems like I have to use decals (which gets super exhausting and takes forever to place them)... is there any other option (a mod maybe)?
Hey, Akruas! I was looking at the empty land alongside the park, and was thinking it would be a wonderful location for some larger, more lavish single family villas/mansions, similar to Millionaires’ Row in New York or other similar developments in the cities of those times (another good example I can think of is Buenos Aires). These were often built close to the city centre but not really in the very heart of the city, and next to large parks, promenades etc. I think it would be a cool change of city structure. What do you think? :)
I've been thinking: Was Altengrad part of the Eastern Bloc? If it was, there could be an annex to the town made of the obiquitous habitation blocs of the socialist countries.
A church in the complex can add to the story since in medieval times churches and monasteries sometimes doubled as “hospitals” to care for the wounded or ill. So it could be that the church was the original hospital and from there in the 18th, 19th century it progressed into an actual hospital complex :)
you all prolly dont care at all but does someone know of a tool to log back into an instagram account?
I was stupid lost the account password. I would love any tricks you can offer me
@Jameson Leon Instablaster :)
@Cody Moses Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site through google and Im in the hacking process atm.
Looks like it's gonna take quite some time so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Cody Moses it worked and I finally got access to my account again. I'm so happy!
Thank you so much you really help me out !
@Jameson Leon Glad I could help :)
Finally! I love Altengrad! Please upload more!
give the man some rest
@@timin1258 No! give the people what the want 😉
@@timin1258 I don't think I'm being pushy. Based on the video uploads, I think it is evident that Akraus favors the Aurelia series more. I prefer the Altengrad series because of the narrative and the idea of advancing a city through the decades. I would love to see more videos, so I asked for more. I understand he is busy, I wish there was more of a balance between Aurelia and Altengrad.
You could build an asylum farther out into the countryside, that would be a pretty unique build.
good job! the planners of the park would now probably design a path from about the chateau towards your new plaza so that people don't go around the hedge. Also, most Austro-Hungarian cities had some rectangular mesh urban planning in the broader centre, like Triesterviertel, Královo Pole, Vinohrady, Újlipótváros...
0:35 Oh yes, I was looking for building like that. I'm recreating Krakow and this building is simillar to Politechnika Krakowska main building (it was Austrian baracks previously). Always when I'm watching you, I download new things from workshop. Also because of you I have started to use procedural objects. Your level of detailing is amazing! Thank you and good luck in building Altengrad and Aurelia ;)
Thanks, glad you find new things here.
if youre recreating krakow, record it, i want to see my city recreated!
Everything about this reminds me my city Brno. Amazing job, looks exactly like old Austrian-Hungarian city. And also the hill with church on top, is like citadel called Špilberk (in history also used as roughest prison in Austrian-Hungarian empire for worst criminals) and cathedral of st.Peter and Paul on hill called Petrov which are raised over the city Brno.
Hey Akruas. Glad to see you upload. Hope you're well
I am, thanks.
Have you thought about cemeteries or graveyards? Big cities have a lot of deaths, and graveyards often form the majority of green areas in urban areas because of their inability to be developed later. Hospitals would also have graveyards nearby...
So happy for another episode, sometimes I spot buildings from my city like the one placed at 1:57. Shame it burned down
Hey Akruas, I have a question. Will Altengrad become like London which has both skyscrapers and traditional European Buildings or will it be just a city which only has European styled buildings?
I hope it won't end with scycrapers (maybe just one or two) I live next to Warsaw which is a city full of scycrapers and I really like that, but much more I enjoy cities that has that old climate at least in the city center
The really old center will not change at all probably, really tall buildings will most probably happen in some completely new quarter, but even then I won't use like super tall buildings.
@@Akruas Will this building become wartorn in the 40s? I dont mean necessarily modeling that but some blocks and areas might be changed to more modern designs where space was opened up
@@Akruas In Kraków two tallest buidlings have around 100m. You could download Prudential skryscraper from workshop. 60m in height and it used to be second highest building in Europe before war. It's from Warsaw, art deco, looks quite neat.
Maybe some parts of the outer old core could still stand like the University area while the rest is more modern.
Amazing as always Akruas!! I LOVE this series and I cant wait to see how it will grow and develop (dont forget to create more villages and traditional routes which in the future will be integrated in the city!)
@Akruas in the 30's some parts of the city centre of Turin where torn down in order to build magnificent boulevards and buildings with porticos. Remodelling doesn't necessarily mean skyscrapers and ugly building. Also, reading some comments about cemeteries, take a look at the monumental cemetery in Turin as well! Keep going!
Watching how you play around with PO that much makes me feel less guilty in manipulating buildings in my city. I thought I was being sneaky but turns out I wasn't alone :)
Could you do an area focused on the arts, like a large plaza with an Opera house, theatre, Art galleries, museums and restaurants.
On the workshop the Louvre building would be pretty good if you paint the wall white & roof red for a government building
There already are more than enough government buildings in the city.
@@Akruas or maybe as a like a palace outside of the city or a museum (like the real one). amazing series!
I love this series!
I had the idea that it would be nice to have a soccer team for altengrad. It would be interesting how a club would look like in the scenario. (sorry for my bad English ;) )
Great video as always I'll keep watching what you upload no matter how long I have to wait I don't mind the wait for that kind of quality content
The old hosipal complex is amazing, however I don't see reason for so large new hospital complex. For me, buildings built inside the old hospital complex make more sense, something taller rather than wider (maybe art deco style), but whatever. Amazing build anyway :)
Idk what it is, but the at you place roads, it looks strangely aggressive. It’s probably just the time lapse lol
Just imagine the fortress the hospital has been in previous wars, it looks so realistic it could've been an actual battleground
1:55 where to find these art nouveau buildings in workshop?
очень нравятся твои видео! но сделай больнице вывеску (название, красный крест.. может быть)
my favourite series is backkk
Wow this is soo awesome! It looks really good!!!
A Jesuit hospital with churches or chapels. Super common in Central Europe 👏
You're really good at PO
Love it
Very nice work ans nice Idea for the hospital ,look beautiful
Very beautifully done. Wondering where you get the roofs to edit in PO. Do you just take a building and remove everything but the roof?
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Akruas Thank you!! And thanks for all of the amazing content.
Are you normal? Altengrad episode?
It's a joke! I love your series and thank you for new episode!
when you realise that your Cims live in a better city than you do
Amazing! We missed altengrad!
Really nice city! How did you manage that cobblestone as pedestrian way will appear automatically when moving around buildings? I'm trying to add cobblestone to surface painter (concrete really looks shitty) but it just won't work. it seems like I have to use decals (which gets super exhausting and takes forever to place them)... is there any other option (a mod maybe)?
Its the Farmland map theme.
i love altengrad soooooooo much
On the other side of the river can you build a old town that has been incorporated into the city
Zemun and Belgrade?
this was awesome!!
Altengrad = Yes.
The windows on the roofs are called dormers
Brother which software are you using???
I love this serie
Nice
Do you plan to do an asset collection?
This city looks like my grandma town 😂
good job !
Austrian Hungarian Empire was best Empire!
Hey, Akruas! I was looking at the empty land alongside the park, and was thinking it would be a wonderful location for some larger, more lavish single family villas/mansions, similar to Millionaires’ Row in New York or other similar developments in the cities of those times (another good example I can think of is Buenos Aires). These were often built close to the city centre but not really in the very heart of the city, and next to large parks, promenades etc. I think it would be a cool change of city structure. What do you think? :)
This is too close to the city centre for a project like that. I'll do something similar somewhere else.
Cool, thanks for your consideration! Loving what Altengrad has become!
Hello, can you name the program
Cities: Skylines
Cities: Skylines ✘
SketchUp ✔︎
I've been thinking: Was Altengrad part of the Eastern Bloc?
If it was, there could be an annex to the town made of the obiquitous habitation blocs of the socialist countries.
Can anyone buy me cities skylines 😫