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Liceo - Italian High School
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26 Feb, 2016 @ 11:05am
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Liceo - Italian High School

Description
Italian High School, inspired by the Florentine Reneissance architectural style.

The Liceo, is basically an High School, where the students will graduate at the age of 19 and then proceed to University studies.

I hope you enjoy this model, and if you do, rate it up!

13 Comments
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MsGoogly 23 Nov, 2016 @ 7:51pm 
Otherwise beautiful model.
MsGoogly 23 Nov, 2016 @ 7:51pm 
I've got to agree that the student capacity is ridiculously high.
ExperiencedNoob 3 Nov, 2016 @ 6:35am 
Too high student capacity. Model itself it just fine.
Pezehgehmer 27 May, 2016 @ 4:54am 
nice, but in relation to other buildings too big
[FS] << Machete >> 10 Apr, 2016 @ 12:40am 
Complimenti !
Il Doge 25 Mar, 2016 @ 6:41am 
finalmente qualche edificio in stile italiano
rovaira2 15 Mar, 2016 @ 8:55pm 
I like this building, but for some reason when I place it nobody around seems to care; perhaps the happiness effect is to low.
Benny Beanpicker (NL) 13 Mar, 2016 @ 5:05pm 
i love the building but 800 to 1000 students is more then enough and yes buildings cost can be up maintanance too a bit hope you change it rst is fantastic for my italian city
Viss Valdyr 28 Feb, 2016 @ 9:52am 
then I would recomment to make it more expensive with higher maintance, try to balance it to the normal school. It would be perfect then.
Zarrix  [author] 28 Feb, 2016 @ 9:26am 
@Viss Valdyr, I made it like that, so that you won't need to pop up hundreds of these buildings looking all the same. So it is just a matter of repetition, but on a more realistic side, you are right of course.