The Schofield
This is a Beaux-Arts high-rise building located in Cleveland, Ohio. It was built in 1902 as an office building. In the 1960s it suffered a major "renovation", all its decorative elements were hidden behind steel panels and it turned into a boring modernist building. Its original appearance was restored in 2016, and now it serves as mixed-use hotel and residential building.
I divided it into 4 parts: 2 corners, 1 straight and 1 angled part. They are partially aligned to the grid, but you need MoveIt to get best results. You can combine different parts as you wish and make large full-block apartment buildings.
Yes, this building is very red, but you can recolor it using Repaint. All textures are shared, so no need to worry about size. This building has tons of decorative elements, I tried to recreate as much as possible, it was a lot of fun to make them. Hope you like the result.
Footprint: 2×2, 2×3, 3×3
Category: High density residential level 5
* Shared maps
Special thanks to my patrons:
Andrew, Andrew Frick, Boyet Pierrick, D’Andre Flowers, Finlay, GildedAge, James Leister, JMCPLANS, Maximilian, Nicholas Caughron, Noah Zamora, QuirkedUpWhiteboy, Sean Fitzsimmons, ski_steve, TheGeze3D, WhatsOnSecond
Tags: USA, America, American, 1900s, tenement, brick