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DU61 High Residential

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Assets: Building, Residential, Residential High

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22 Jul, 2018 @ 11:54am

16 Jun, 2020 @ 5:30am

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Description

This little building may have taken a long fall from grace, but at least it still stands – which is not all that common in the North of Duisburg where it's from. Also, I doubt whoever knocked off the windowsills has the slightest idea what tris are, but they surely helped me save a small amount of those when they did.

Other than that, this is another row house from the Gründerzeit, which was roughly congruent with the Edwardian era. I've tried giving it windows in the sides for a change, to make ends of and gaps in the rows look more interesting. Of course it can still be used like any row house nonetheless.

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Tris: 1124 (LOD: 25)
Textures: 1024x1024 DISCN
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Lot: 1x2
Level: 1
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Place of origin: Duisburg, Germany
Built ca.: 1905

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Tags: residential high Germany building house NRW Duisburg postwar rundown ruin broken European Euro row apartment tenement

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SamiKat 25 Feb, 2020 @ 6:30pm

"Also, I doubt whoever knocked off the windowsills has the slightest idea what tris are, but they surely helped me save a small amount of those when they did."

This honestly made me laugh so hard.