I visited the Steamsprings development |
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Good evening to all of you Sunflower and Paragon City folk and to everybody else around the world. I am going to dive in without any fanfare. Today I had a doctors appointment that was supposed to be at midday; well of course I ended up in the waiting room for almost an hour and a half! By the time I finally got in to see him for an ongoing knee injury, there was no point in going back to work, and so I decided to explore a nearby well-known landmark of Sunflower City; the Steamsprings Development; which sits just outside of Senko. Steamsprings is known for the dozens of eerie shells of unfinished towers, which were abandoned before completion. According to Atiall Tanna’s book of Nakano history, which I love and will constantly be referring to in this blog, the area was originally going to be a high-density residential subdivision and was marketed toward middle to higher income professionals, with it’s location near to the university and city’s economic center. Here is an advertisement I found online for the development, including an illustration of what the most high-billed tower, the ‘Modichio’, was going to look like.  | |
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