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1930s Modernist Housing Pack
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1930s Modernist Housing Pack

Description
Good evening!

These models are based on two houses from Bydgoszcz, Poland.

Couldn't find much information about these ones, but I'm almost certain that these were built somewhere in the 1930s; style of facades is typical for Polish interwar modernism.

The set contains one corner (with a mirror version) and six row houses, all using the same textures for main models.
Size for corner is 3x2, while row houses vary from 1x2 to 3x2. Two of models included are more-less based on real-existing buildings, the other five are products of my imagination.

Corner is Bmodern1a or Bmodern1b and the other houses are Bmodern2 up to Bmodern7 in game.


Model info;

Tris main / Tris lod
Textures main / Textures lod
From 582 to 2565 / From 14 to 134
1024x512 / from 64x128 to 128x128

If You like my assets and would like to donate, my humble PayPal is below ;-)
[paypal.me]


//Updated 28.11.2020, from now a bit more detail, buildings a little bit more taller and minor texture improvements.

Have a nice evening/night/day! ;)
53 Comments
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baronjutter 26 Jun, 2021 @ 4:17pm 
I adore sets like these! Normally you download a building, expending precious video memory, only to only plop it a few times. But sets like this you can make entire housing districts out of the same few pieces, so economical!
heliasz318 3 Jun, 2021 @ 1:40am 
PL: Mieszkam w Bydgoszczy i wiem gdzie znajduje się ten budynek (chyba że jest on poprostu zbudowany podobnie do tamtego) I świetna robota z tym budynkiem. :steamhappy:

EN:I live in Bydgoszcz and I know where this building is (unless it's just built similar to that building) And great job with this building.
Lichwiarz  [author] 30 Oct, 2020 @ 12:00pm 
@Silent, you're welcome, thanks for a screenshot, good to know you like them!
Silent 30 Oct, 2020 @ 11:23am 
Thank you! It's fun to use!
https://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2272106394
Lichwiarz  [author] 27 Oct, 2020 @ 1:32pm 
@clus, summer106 and everyone <3
clus 26 Oct, 2020 @ 11:43pm 
They look great ! Thanks for your work ! :) Thumbs up and "load down" ;)
summer106 26 Oct, 2020 @ 5:58am 
Great work! thanks !!!!!!!!
Lichwiarz  [author] 26 Oct, 2020 @ 5:52am 
@Epic Lurker, Poland is indeed diversified in terms of architecture. Where I live, Prussian style dominates (my city, Bydgoszcz, was called small Berlin in the past), some cities have some Hanseatic stuff etc.
Some other parts of the country have for example renaissance/mannerism inspired by Italian architecture (so-called Polish renaissance) for that check out for example old town in Zamość.
XIXth/early XXth century architecture in the country varies from Prussian, through Austrian-Hungarian, through so-called Polish national style to more Russian Empire things.
The interwar modernist architecture has some forms that can be met all over the extent of the 2nd Polish Republic and I didn't expect it to have a huge similarity to Dutch style from that period ;).

Glad You like that stuff ;)
Epic Lurker 25 Oct, 2020 @ 9:06pm 
These are great. Especially like the two-tone version with using the painter mod. Before seeing your buildings I didn't know Polish and Dutch architecture had so much in common.
garfield007 25 Oct, 2020 @ 5:01am 
@ditlefsen.robert which part of spamming, irrelevant idiotic posts, and end of subject u did not understand? maybe sort out your urge to share with public your useless opinions which have nothing to do with subject? also thank you lul from u i take it as compliment :D @Lichwiarz i think it is best to clean the comment section from anything irrelevant as later on anyone trying to find answers for anything asset/architecture related in here will have to go through all this crap :D