Real estate office
Estate House
Blue glazing, a garden terrace and one integrated street display.
- Floors
- 2 floors
- Best fit
- Small plots
Westgate collection / Genesis pre-season
Meet the new architecture now. Competitive standings begin when the Genesis public test records its first comparable city activity.
Current architecture / launch collection
Four authored buildings now define the city's architectural language. Each keeps its real proportions, plot class and floor range.
Real estate office
Blue glazing, a garden terrace and one integrated street display.
Loft office
Four wide window bays, a continuous concrete facade and one rooftop display.
Small residential building
Two brick wings bring a familiar residential scale to the street.
Compact apartments
A simple apartment block with a recessed penthouse included in its floor count.
Courtyard apartments
An L-shaped building frames an open courtyard and sheltered entrance.
Stepped apartments
Three stepped volumes create planted terraces above the street.
Glass landmark
A slender, reflective signature tower built to anchor long skyline views.
Stepped mixed-use tower
Rounded terraces and a broad street presence create a softer urban silhouette.
Small-footprint high-rise
A narrow lime-accented tower that brings real height to tighter city parcels.
Graphite skyline icon
A dark hourglass landmark with a luminous crown and a commanding profile.
Sports and events venue
The original broad, stepped sports hall with its faceted roofline.
Blue-glass office landmark
The original Cobalt office model with its blue facade and street-facing entrance.
Genesis standings / pre-season
Free sandbox designs can be saved to an account, but they are not land ownership and do not receive a rank. The board opens when the Genesis test records comparable city activity.
Genesis ranks will use comparable recorded city activity. They are game standings, not resale prices or investment values.
Enter the city→BUILDING YOUR VIEW
Preparing the streets, skyline and places to explore.