Minecraft Project: Postwar Lower Manhattan

What’s this

something taller than Chase

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Some new things

Beaver Building block added too, nothing out of the ordinary

Some people may see where this is headed

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There we go

132 Pearl Street
a.k.a.
100 Water Street
a.k.a.
Franklin National Bank

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Great job there!

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Haha, you did the weirdest skyscraper in Lower Manhattan history! Besides the weird brick one from the 60s near battery park which was replaced by the curved glass one, I also never see that one. Great Job!

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Great Job :+1:t2: :+1:t2: :+1:t2: :+1:t2:

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Thanks, I’d really like to see someone make that one too. (I think I made it one time years ago in an old project, but it probably wasn’t that great or accurate)

Funny thing is that both of them were designed by the same firm that designed buildings like Pace University. Sucks that two of their best buildings barely survived 20 years

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Despite it being over two years ago lol

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Sup Henry! Welcome to the forum! :slight_smile:

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Thanks zach

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is this project still going on

As of now, me and him chatted a while ago and he’s now building postwar Midtown instead.

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It’s been so long I honestly forgot I had this thread. Might come back to it more





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Im taking inspiration from you city but in the 1930s i have been building for awhile but you said you put a schematic of the street layout do you onow how you did that i would like to restart for a more accurate street layout.

Did you use world painter?