#Them prepo how to
#Them prepo mod

Map theme is designed to use with this type of flat-ish terrain and it has reasonable size textures (not everyone has too much RAM).Įnvironment changer mod (or alternatively Theme mixer 2) is needed to load the theme - sorry about that, I made the theme first for an another (not yet released) map and forgot this uses a different base theme. I have used Intersection Marking Tool mod and Node controller, I did not test how the map looks without them. I recommend this Hide it -setting: Hide shore area (to avoid dead trees near water and greener shores). Map is intended for modded game play, such as 81 tiles, but it should be playable with vanilla rules. There are 222,222 pines, spruces, birches and other trees placed. There are harbour and industrial areas, some pre-built farms (just for visuals), summer cottages, neighbourhoods and villages such as Yyteri, Reposaari, Ahlainen and Pihlava.įor better game play, the main highway is a bit upgraded from the current real world version and highway outside the area is moved closer to allow better distribution of traffic. Map has most of the real world infrastructure: road network and 4 outside connections, 1 rail, 4 ship connections, wind mills, Kaanaa Water tower (it’s placed where the real one is) etc. Meri means ”sea” in Finnish and word ”Pori” comes from Swedish word ”borg”, meaning ”castle” or ”fort”. Map is based on location in south-west Finland, near the city of Pori, but the actual city centre is just outside the map area.

#Them prepo how to

If someone knows how to fix the issue, please let me know.** Map works only when that mod is not active. It is listed on the DOCOMOMO Finland registered selection of important architectural and environmental modernist sites.**Please notice: as reported, Unlimited trees mod crashes the game when loading the map. It is considered as one of the most significant representatives of commercial architecture of the era in Finland. BePOP is a total work of art that insightfully catches the essence of the consumer feast and abundance of the 1980s. The strength of the building arises from contrasts: carefree playfulness, joyful colours and a variety of forms encounter quality materials, disciplined design and meticulous finishes. The bank’s facilities are rotated in a fan shape around the tower on four floors, and their sophisticated design, unique furniture and high-quality materials create a feeling of opulence and trustworthy solvency typical for the architecture of financial institutions. Several different architectural references and even ironic humour can be found among the opulent details.Ī key element of the interior is the circular tower that pierces the gallery’s glass roof, and which separates the bank’s head offices from the shopping centre.

There is an abundance of bright glossy-coloured surfaces, and the finishing materials include terrazzo, glass bricks, brass and stainless steel. The interior design of the curved gallery extending through the entire building is exuberant. A monumental canopy forms the main façade motif, under which one enters into the shopping gallery which forms a natural end point to the city centre’s pedestrian precinct. The composition is given a vibrancy by the dynamic fenestration, rich details and changing rhythms. Half a city block is concealed behind its façades clad in bluish terrazzo prefabricated elements. Construction work began in 1986 and was completed in 1989.īePOP is located within the street grid of Pori’s city centre, standing in harmony with the surrounding buildings built at different times during the 20th century. The 1984 invitational competition was won by Nurmela-Raimoranta-Tasa Architects (now Architects NRT), and it was from their proposal’s pseudonym “Be-POP” that the shopping centre received its name. The decision of the Pori Regional Cooperative Bank to hold an architectural competition for their headquarters together with a shopping centre is indicative of the time. Banks eagerly participated in the new construction and redevelopment of old properties.

This was evident also in the building sector: a number of new shopping centres sprung up in the cities, and many companies built themselves gleaming headquarters. The 1980s was a time of strong economic growth and accelerating consumerism. Same style BePOP parking garage can be downloaded here as a separate asset:įollowing text from Joona Rantasalo / DOCOMOMO Finland: Unique building, lot size 10 x 6 cells (or 10 x 8, partly overhanging), same stats and requirements as vanilla game Posh Mall. Model has 5271 polygons, 1024 x 1024 px textures (d, i, s, a), custom LOD 256 x 256 textures (d, i s). Shopping Centre and Bank from Pori, Finland