#terminius

Once all the soil and foundations were compacted, development permits were opened up. [it was, unfortunately, not a true megascale project like ones in Dubai!] Several tall towers were slated for construction as landmarks with the project, however, we have seen a fair number of residential and commercial development build up as well. On the south side, there is a waterfront wharf and pier.

This is not a natural beach, so the sea extends down to a great depth, very quickly. Therefore, it was not economical to build a pier sticking out very far. There is also a strong risk for tsunamis, because this reclaimed land lies so close to the sea level. But this is a natural hazard for coastal communities. 

Because of the nature of this as a reclamation project, a lot of the land value is relatively high. [It's already high in Terminius, but even higher here.] As such, there are many new marinas and a yacht club. There is still community housing on the island. -- government subsidized housing for low-income families, which is why there are also some low-wealth structures as well.

Land reclamation efforts in Terminius have begun.

Did you ever wonder why I named this city Terminius?

Here are the shipyards in Terminius. They are no ordinary shipyards... they're Spaceship yards!

You see... Terminius lives in this time bubble, where they are so much more advanced than the rest of the nation. They have already specialized in shuttle launches and space craft launches. The power station in Terminius is even a Microwave Power plant. Terminius also has the most density of all the major cities in Centrinova, and the transportation system is so far advanced that it is literally a personal rapid transit to anywhere in the city. (it's just an over-killed subway system.)

So, I want to apologize for running on dry fumes right now. And there's a chance I'll be running on dry fumes for a little while longer. I'll try to have at least two things to share each week.