kz1000ps
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Exactly what the title says, I've started creating Boston in this most wonderful of games.
Overview, the airport is just offscreen to the right, the convention center is the round-roofed building at the lower right on "east" Boston, and "south" boston is more or less the industrial zone. Obviously I have yet to get to much of the Hub (right now MIT is represented by the city zoo, heh) and I have to take some liberties since everything must be at 45 degree angles
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Beacon Hill, Louisburg Square, Charles Street Jail and the West End

Gov't Center, Central Artery and the North End, a troubled neighborhood in the sim reality

Financial District

South End. Apparently a bunch of yuppies moved in during the 80s and built "modern" condos

The Back Bay and High Spine. The "Prudential" tower naturally came about, the "Hancock" is a landmark building

The Fenway neighborhoods, very abbreviated. NEU and the MFA to the west, Berklee and the highway underpass (represented by the open plaza) in the center.

Mission (Parker) Hill

Copley Square

Government Center and Fanieul Hall

Post Office Square (looking south)

My neighborhood (poorly represented, looking south) - Mass Ave from Boylston to Huntington

Comm Ave Mall leading into the Public Garden


MFA and NEU, and the Guggenheim makes an appearance too

And the last one. Hope you enjoyed and assuming I get some responses, I'll update it as things progress
Overview, the airport is just offscreen to the right, the convention center is the round-roofed building at the lower right on "east" Boston, and "south" boston is more or less the industrial zone. Obviously I have yet to get to much of the Hub (right now MIT is represented by the city zoo, heh) and I have to take some liberties since everything must be at 45 degree angles
.

Beacon Hill, Louisburg Square, Charles Street Jail and the West End

Gov't Center, Central Artery and the North End, a troubled neighborhood in the sim reality

Financial District

South End. Apparently a bunch of yuppies moved in during the 80s and built "modern" condos

The Back Bay and High Spine. The "Prudential" tower naturally came about, the "Hancock" is a landmark building

The Fenway neighborhoods, very abbreviated. NEU and the MFA to the west, Berklee and the highway underpass (represented by the open plaza) in the center.

Mission (Parker) Hill

Copley Square

Government Center and Fanieul Hall

Post Office Square (looking south)

My neighborhood (poorly represented, looking south) - Mass Ave from Boylston to Huntington

Comm Ave Mall leading into the Public Garden


MFA and NEU, and the Guggenheim makes an appearance too


And the last one. Hope you enjoyed and assuming I get some responses, I'll update it as things progress
