simple guide for Cities: Skylines (C:S) players who want to incorporate elements of professional, real-world urban planning and city design into their cities. This document aims to serve as a comprehensive. This article is presented as-is (including any typos, errors, or omissions included in the original document) and for informational purposes only, with no warranties on its fitness or applicability. The appendices which were included in the original document are instead shared as links to the source content. The preamble and text included in-line below was prepared by /u/alborzka and all credit is due to them. The following wiki page is a reproduction of a guide created by /u/alborzka on the 16th of August 2017 and shared to the /r/CitiesSkylines community. Appendix I: Planning for Children in New Vertical Communities.Appendix G: Neighbourhood Plazas and Large Format Retail.Appendix F: Low-Rise Residential Buildings: Singles, Semis, and Duplexes.Appendix E: Townhouse and Low-rise Apartment Guidelines.Appendix D: Mid-Rise Building Guidelines.Appendix A: Transit-Oriented Communities Design Guidelines.10.10 Vehicular and Pedestrian Circulation.10.2 Ground Floor-to-Street Relationship.9.7 Public Space Fragmentation: Resident Needs vs.9.5 Territories, Networks, and Forms of Urbanisation: A Note on Trams.Designing New Cities, Districts, and Neighbourhoods 6.4 Mixing Home, Work, Culture, and Recreation.6.3 Spatial Patterns that Promote Personal Communication.6.2 Residential Mobility and Housing Choices.Community, Neighbourhoods, and Human Interaction 5.4 Combatting Poverty and Urban Deterioration in the Ghetto.5.3 Retrofitting Infrastructure and Services.4.1 Importance of Historic Preservation.3.4 Green Infrastructure and Urban Agriculture.3.2 Managing Water: Flooding and Scarcity.1.2 Cities in the Industrial Revolution.

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