De L’Église Metro Station
Another iconic brutalist underground metro station in Montreal, Canada. Named after the Catholic Church nearby. The station architecture features strong concrete columns and overlapping trapezoid-shaped roofs. It is a classic brutalism look but also has a futuristic feel.
Requires my ‘Montreal Metro sign – panel’ prop to have the metro signage show, otherwise still works without.
The rear long side of the station is flat, perfect for combining seamlessly with other wall-to-wall buildings. Try it in a main-street vibe neighborhood or place it stand-alone on a plaza. You can even put 2 together back to back to form a larger station!
4×2 lot size. No noise pollution. Platform depth: -18m
Stats:
Main texture: 512×512
LOD texture: 256×256
Tris: 832
LOD tris: 162
Building cost: 15,000
Upkeep: 160/week
Electricity: 480kW/week
Water: 160/week
Tags: Subway, underground, Quebec, Montréal, Canada, modernist, modern
