It also contained an Ancestral Shrine, Buddhist Pagoda, Herbalist, Acupuncturist, Tax Collector and 48 Houses. The Housing Block contained an improved Well, Inspector’s Tower and Watchtower. Evolve the Inspector’s Tower as soon as possible. An Improved Tower, with two Inspectors will provide sufficient protection.
A single Inspector will not pass by often enough to provide adequate coverage. A word of warning for those playing at Very Hard: The Inspector’s Tower must be of the improved type if the road loop contains 58 tiles. To increase the desirability of the block, additional Residential Walls were required as shown in the diagram below. I used this exact layout on a mission I played at Very Hard Difficulty. Block this undesirability with a Residential Wall, and another Residential Gate set “open” for Market Employees.Ī Roadblock was added at the end of the Common Market Square to prevent Market Employees from going the wrong direction on the service road (shown in a later example). The Common Market Square is an undesirable structure (-6, -8 -10) and can prevent the closest houses from evolving. For Common Housing, a Common Market Square is all that is required. All of these are provided by way of a Market Square. The Housing Block is going to need food, goods and entertainment to evolve. There is space down the center of the block, and around the perimeter, to add desirability producing structures if they are needed.
However, if that is the only harmonious location for them, a few Gardens, Flowering Trees, Small Sculptures or Residential Walls behind the structures will evolve them. In certain locations, the desirability may not be high enough to evolve the Inspector’s Tower and Watchtower if they are placed directly adjacent to each other. The desirability of the block is high enough (at Normal Difficulty) to overcome this undesirability. The only structures generating negative desirability in this block are the Inspector’s Tower (-2, -1), Watchtower (-2, -1) and the Tax Office (-4, -2). Search Search for: Housing Block Essay – part 3
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