Airport City buildings in real life

[Flyer]

@Chloe11111 The Mutant birdy is purely G! creation. I like that.
Kiss Café - 70% it is Café de Flore France. Just its a plant version of it. But almost the same.

 

[Jenn B]

@Chloe11111 The Mutant birdy is purely G! creation. I like that.
Kiss Café - 70% it is Café de Flore France. Just its a plant version of it. But almost the same.

But Cafe Saint Germain has the oculus window at the top corner. Still not finding matches to the windows though. ~sigh~

 

[Chloe11111]

Interesting, there are some buildings in Singapore with the corner entry and rounded windows https://leggypeggy.com/2012/01/26/singapore-architecture-the-old/

 

[Flyer]

That's interesting. I guess I need to take a walk around my neighborhood or take a a bus tomorrow after school to Little India or Yishun

 

[Jenn B]

OK, so it's time to play "who gets different search results than I do on Google"

For the Stone Castle:
- It is Scots Baronial architecture (classical, not "neo") due to the crow-stepped gables, conical turrets, and addition of conical bartizans (turrets extending from the upper part of a wall).
- It may be a religious building, given the cruciform shape, or the designers just truncated it.
- It appears to have modifications for current use, given the stairs and chimney structures (like Dalmunzie Castle, which is now a hotel).

For the Crystal Manor:
- It appears to be an orangerie/orangery, given the relative percent of wall vs. window (as opposed to a greenhouse).
- The closest I have come is the orangery at Gisselfeld, which was actually called the "Crystal Palace", but is not a match

Fingers crossed that your Google gets different results than my Google

 

[Chloe11111]

@pilot-wv you have the highest resolution of anybody playing the game, I believe. Would you be able to help by posting a screen shot of the Stone Castle from the store? I'm having a hard time with the detail even with a blown up version from my ipad

 

[Chloe11111]

OK, so it's time to play "who gets different search results than I do on Google"

For the Stone Castle:
- It is Scots Baronial architecture (classical, not "neo") due to the crow-stepped gables, conical turrets, and addition of conical bartizans (turrets extending from the upper part of a wall).
- It may be a religious building, given the cruciform shape, or the designers just truncated it.
- It appears to have modifications for current use, given the stairs and chimney structures (like Dalmunzie Castle, which is now a hotel).

For the Crystal Manor:
- It appears to be an orangerie/orangery, given the relative percent of wall vs. window (as opposed to a greenhouse).
- The closest I have come is the orangery at Gisselfeld, which was actually called the "Crystal Palace", but is not a match

Fingers crossed that your Google gets different results than my Google

The crystal manor has also driven me nuts. There is not a single one I've found that has the glass like this

 

[LX Air - Teresa]

@Chloe11111 The Mutant birdy is purely G! creation. I like that.
Kiss Café - 70% it is Café de Flore France. Just its a plant version of it. But almost the same.

Café de Flore building has those typical wrought iron balconies that I would expect to see in the Kiss café if that was the inspiration

 

[Chloe11111]

LOL - oak leaf conservatories of York. I want to see if they have constructed larger versions at important houses. Otherwise, I'd call this an unmappable match.

 

[Jenn B]

LOL - oak leaf conservatories of York. I want to see if they have constructed larger versions at important houses. Otherwise, I'd call this an unmappable match.

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Yes, yes, yes!!! I was also looking at conservatories. Nice!

 

[Chloe11111]

Yes, yes, yes!!! I was also looking at conservatories. Nice!

It is in a half dozen blogs as the "she shed". I wish the real-life version had the extra length on the entrance. I can picture sitting up there with my prosecco on a chaise lounge in the warm afternoon sun while the tomatoes, cayenne peppers and orchids grow below.

 

[Flyer]

I'm trying to find Heli buildings which may match to Flex Industrial buildings.
They are very creative.

 

[Chloe11111]

And @Bob69bob, @Cayo just found this at St. Anton's Ski Resort in Austria

 

[david smith]

@Chloe11111

 

[david smith]

here are philately museum and space museum @Chloe11111

 

[Flyer]

@Chloe11111 some part of a warehouse are matching to Heli terminal lv-2 building. Just the entrance matches. Same color.

 

[Chloe11111]

@Chloe11111 some part of a warehouse are matching to Heli terminal lv-2 building. Just the entrance matches. Same color.

Post the pic here and we will let you know

 

[Flyer]

@Chloe11111 my internet is giving me problems here. I cannot get a picture but by the description it is a warehouse in Melbourne. Chopper Terminal 2 or 3.

 

[Chloe11111]

Going down the contemporary industrial buildings path trying to find terminal H buildings, I found the furniture factory instead ... but I need help locating it on a map.

Per the architect, it's in San pedro mexico - Metalsa Center for Manufacturing Innovation

 

[Jenn B]

Going down the contemporary industrial buildings path trying to find terminal H buildings, I found the furniture factory instead ... but I need help locating it on a map.

Per the architect, it's in San pedro mexico - Metalsa Center for Manufacturing Innovation

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