#Residential Park

[spookcy]

I wanted to recreate the botanical gardens in Tomarang because although it was pretty, there wasn't really anything to do there so on this renovation I added a community garden, a special place for the spirit house, a place to grill and eat and a market area :)

Lot Info:

Placed on the “ZoSul Taman Botani” lot in Tomarang

Lot Type: National Park

Lot Size: 30 x 30

Extra Info:

No CC

You can also find it on the gallery under ID: spookcy

Place with bb.moveobjects on

Tray Files: HERE (google drive) HERE (sfs)

(to add this to your game, download the files, unzip them, then add to your tray folder)

[moodboardmix]

Highland Park Residence, Dallas, Texas, USA,

Architecture: Alterstudio Architecture,

Interior Designer: SZProjects,

Landscape: Hocker,

Photography by Casey Dunn

[alligatorcowboyboots]

🏡 Riverside Trailer Park

Affordable trailers that are a good choice for sims just starting out. Lot features a communal picnic area, playground equipment, a decorative parking lot, and a manager's office.

Details:

3x3 (30x30 tiles) 4 Units: two units are 1 BR / 1 BA, two units are 2 BR/ 1 BA Rent: $930-$1,100

Packs required:

EPs: Apartment Life, Night Life, Free Time, University, Open for Business SPs: Kitchen and Bath Stuff, Mansion & Garden Stuff

CC used:

Honeywell Bespoke Build Set Honeywell Exterior Wall Collection Honeywell Interior Wall Collection Counter Recolors Decorative Parking Spaces Parking Blocks

Download (SFS)

Download (MEGA)

[nocturne-vi]

Willow Creek Save File

[Grab it here]

So what is it? It's a save file for the game with all my builds and sims for the Willow Creek World placed, tuned and ready to play with!

📌Builds and Sims have descriptions and history in English

📌Everything is checked in game

📌Fresh version of the game

📌Lots without lags, bugs and loading errors

📌Only for the Willow Creek now! (the other worlds are in process)

@sssvitlanz @coffee-cc-finds @maxismatchccworld

💓 thanks for support and activity 💓

[mikkimur-sims]

Trailer Park No CC

residential rental (4 units), 40x30, 182.418$, location - StrangerVille, StrangerVille Overlook

Download or DL (early access) Thank you everyone who likes and reblogs 🤍

[germanpostwarmodern]

The Dutch Benedictine monk Hans van der Laan (1904-91) is primarily known for the four abbeys he designed in the Netherlands and Sweden as austere environments and representatives of a fundamental architecture. Completely tailored to the requirements of a monastic community they nonetheless have become admired buildings of a specific atmosphere that to a great deal is shaped by the rough materials used, their sublime colors and the precisely coordinated relation of every element. The latter is the result of Van Der Laan’s sophisticated proportion system that he developed and refined over a long period of time and in exchange with his courses on church architecture which would become the birthplace of the so-called „Bossche School“. Among the graduates of these courses taught by Van Der Laan from 1945 on in 's-Hertogenbosch were Jan de Jong, Jos Bijnen or Jules Kirch who would carry further the ideas and lessons imparted in the courses.

Over the course of his career Van der Laan didn’t limit himself to building abbeys but also turned towards residential buildings, a development that is closely linked to his research into Roman architecture in the wake of his book „Architectonic Space“ published in 1977. Van der Laan’s houses have received significantly less attention than his ecclesiastical works but „A House to Live With: 16 Variations by Dom Hans van der Laan and his Companions“, edited by Caroline Voet and Hans W. Van der Laan and published late last year by Park Books, fills in this blank: in keeping with its title the book doesn’t exclusively focus on Van der Laan but also takes into account those built by attendees and graduates of his 's-Hertogenbosch courses. The book synthesizes long-term research by Caroline Voet and others in a comprehensive volume that gradually leads the reader from theory towards built object. This theoretical and intellectual journey covers the formation of the „Bossche School“, Van der Laan’s numerical theory and the plastic ratio as well as his deep dive into Roman architecture. The second and larger part of the book is then devoted to the 16 houses by Van der Laan and his companions and explores the fundamental qualities a house should possess as well as its dialogue with the garden.

“A House to Live With” is an outstandingly profound book, beautifully designed and as such a worthy appreciation of Dom Hans van der Laan and the “Bossche School”!

[beachypeasysandy]

☀️Summer Fun RV/Camper Park☀️

Need a fun place to visit in your camper or RV this summer? Look no further than the Summer Fun RV & Camper Park! It's got everything to make your vacation amazing, including:

a playground for toddlers and children

a splash pad

lazy river

general store w/ laundry

big outdoor screen for movie nights

bonfire

4 uniquely decorated campers

Built for #ts4funsummercollab hosted by the amazing @jennloves2build and @stella.builds

Can be residential, rental or commercial.

Gallery ID: BeachyPeasySandy

No CC

Playtested

50x50

6 bedroom / 6 bathroom

$274,261

Gallery Art: FruitLoops40, Cicosims, mnewi1103

[boringbones]

This trailer park holds deep and meaningful stories of characters who passed through here while undertaking daring journeys. With suggestions from our subscribers, this place came to life and is now available to everyone for less than 35 thousand Simoleons. With infrastructure for a large family, it's an invitation to experience a nomadic lifestyle.

Explore the Trailer Park and download it now to start your own intriguing and enigmatic journey! Visit our website and embark on this adventure today!

Parque de Trailers - Download - BoringBones

Special thanks to @grandelama and @simaddix, as the content from these two creators was of fundamental importance in achieving the envisioned look.

[akirayuri]

South Park wip that has been rotting in my wip since a while. I'm actually scared to touch this,

[jqbasesave]

Sulani Rebuild - No CC, Island Living Only

Available on the gallery ID: quiescence90

Or download the tray files from SFS

Lot info follows:

Part One | Ohan'ali Town

1. The Sand Bar - A Bar venue.

2. Ohan'ali Beach - I added a bar, food stand, and the Island Living vending machine as well as a small picnic area on the pier.

3. Tangled Flat - A starter home furnished for parent sims with a toddler.

4. Lagoon Look - A family home furnished for parent sims with 2 children.

5. Kin-Ship - A large family home furnished for the Kealoha family (parents with a teen and a toddler). It's actually a rebuild of my first build in Sulani.

6. Chieftain's Villa - A spacious home furnished for the Hoapili family, plus a guest room.

Part Two | Mua Pel'am

1. Fortuna's Wreckage (Key Point) - I decided to move the shipwreck here and renamed the boat "Fortuna" as in, for the love of tuna. Furnished as a loft for one stranded sim.

2. SIMCA (Admiral's Wreckage) - As in "Sulani Islands Marine Conservation Area". A National Park venue furnished as a sorta station for Conservationist sims.

3. Caldera Camp - A lookout with a bathroom, kitchen, and bunk beds.

Part Three | Lani St. Taz

1. Sand Simoleon Beach - Another Beach venue.

2. Pier Perfection - A starter home furnished for a couple on their honeymoon.

3. Reef Finery - A family home furnished for the Ngata family (couple with one child). There's also a home gym.

4. Journey's End - A fancy large house furnished for the Kahananui couple. They also have a guest room and a home office.

5. Sapphire Shores - A Lounge venue with Wedding Venue requirements included, although I don't own MWS so I don't know how different it would be.

[archinform]

Pleasant Home, Oak Park IL

Pleasant Home (Farson-Mills House), 1897, 217 Home Avenue, Oak Park, IL 60302

Pleasant Home

George W. Maher designed this 30-room mansion for millionaire banker John W. Farson of Oak Park. Farson purchased the lot at the corner of Pleasant St. and Home Ave. in 1892 for $20,000, the largest price ever paid for a residential lot in Oak Park. Over the following years he acquired land to the south and west for a large garden.

Herbert S. Mills, the second owner of Pleasant Home, made his fortune in the amusement business. The Mills family sold the house in 1939 to the Park District of Oak Park, the grounds being designated as Mills Park in their honor.

The home today is operated as a historic house museum, an events venue, and serves as the headquarters for The Pleasant Home Foundation.

The house is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Illustration of Pleasant Home from The Inland Architect and News Record

Considered one of the earliest examples of prairie school architecture, Pleasant Home is often viewed as the finest surviving example of Maher's residential work. The house was completed three years after Frank Lloyd Wright's Winslow House in River Forest, an early expression of Wright's emerging design principles, later to be known as the prairie style.

The Prairie School developed in sympathy with the ideals and design aesthetics of the Arts and Crafts movement of 19th century England by John Ruskin, William Morris, and others. It is also seen as a successor to the Chicago School of architecture associated with architects William Le Baron Jenney, H.H. Richardson, Daniel H. Burnham, John Wellborn Root, Dankmar Adler, and Louis Sullivan.

The Prairie School attempted to develop an indigenous North American style of architecture, without the design elements and aesthetic vocabulary of earlier styles of European-influenced architecture such as the Queen Anne and Gothic Revival styles. 

The smooth surfaces of Roman brick, the low-pitched, hipped roof and the broad entrance porch of the Parson House are characteristic features of Maher's work that link him to the early modern designs of his Prairie School contemporaries. In the Parson House Maher also introduced his personal design philosophy, which he called motif rhythm theory, to unify the decorative details of the house and its furnishings. The house retains its historic integrity in terms of materials, design and setting. Virtually all of the original decoration specified by George Maher is preserved and the lavish decorative treatment is everywhere apparent on the interior.

Kathleen Cummings, National Historic Landmark Nomination, 1996

Detail of front porch support column

Stained glass entrance and flanking windows

Entrance hall fireplace beneath Pleasant Home panel

Detail of lion head carving, repeated throughout the house, on entrance hall built-in bench

Carved screen in entry hall in front of the music room on the mezzanine

Stained glass entrance window

Reception room

Living room or sitting room

Dining room ceiling fixture

Dining room

Dining room corner, leading to summer dining room

Domed light fixture in the library

Library

Original Maher-designed dining table and chairs, now displayed on the second floor

The stunning original wall colors are seen in the above two photos of second-floor bedrooms

Vintage views of Pleasant Home, from the Ryerson and Burnham Libraries, Art Institute of Chicago:

Left: George W. Maher and John W. Farson in the garden of Pleasant Home

Right: Entrance hall

Left: dining room Right: sitting room

The Ryerson and Burnham Libraries, Art Institute of Chicago, house a copy of the 1902 publication "Farson, John, Residence; Farson-Mills Pleasant Home." The publication contains many views of the house, exterior and interior.

Collection Call Number FF Special NA7239.M34 A65 1902.

Access the digitized copy at this link:

[malfnction-54]

[peninsulaisms]

my parents named my sister after a male motogp rider i need u all to be so fr about ur “all the white trash cleared out of the peninsula when they tore the caravan parks down.” truthing

[coffee-at-annies]

My sister just sent me a tweet of ppl complaining about the price of parking at penguins games and I’m sorry but I’m just over here like

The prices they’re quoting are a straight up scam. Everyone complaining have never experienced the series of lots with handmade signs listing $10-$20 to park on 5th avenue. (The price goes up the closer you get to the arena but I don’t think I’ve seen it pass $25 since the people running this just want to be handed a twenty dollar bill most of the time).

[4raykage]

[prettymunchkin]

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