wandering-aloneo-o asked:
how did you make the metro design layout things? did you draw them or is there a funky website/app that ive been missing out on
I just drew these in Ibis Paint using the straight line tool at 0, 45, 90, and 135 degree angles
Let's design a Metro System for this city
Orange is Downtown, Red is an old immigrant neighborhood, Blue is Historic neighborhoods, Pink is the University, Green is a park and Grey is the Airport
The Yellow Line has been built from the River banks to the Airport
@happy-home-sacrifice @a-broken-but-valuable-human @strawberryblackcrown a new teal riverline has been built
@gochaoticturtlecollection @crookedlovecas @lady-of-innisfree The Airport has a People Mover, and the Purple line University Spur has been built, I also added in libraries
Pink Line is up and runninh
To keep any new maps from flooding people feeds, I am going to make a
Metro Design Maps Masterpost
The River
The Split
The Twins
The Hills
The Island
[To be designed]
The Bay
[To be designed]
The trio
Symbols:
Amtrak Logo = train station, Van Gogh = Art Museum, T-Rex = Natural History Museum, reading sign = Library
Color Meanings:
Orange is Downtown, Red is old immigrant neighborhoods, Blue is Historic neighborhoods, Purple is Historically Black Neighborhoods, Pink is the University, Green is parks, Lime is a wealthy Suburb, and Grey is the Airport. White is Outside City Limits and Teal is the River.
One final Metro Design Challenge for the night, Now featuring More River Stuff and New Attractions like Art Museums, and a Natural History Museum, plus we have a blank variant. Color meanings are below the cut.
sorry it's super messy also i think i may have some major network gaps accidentally but I like the idea of cross river ferry and also historic train bridge. The city interchange is also a big well preserved historic building.
This is great, I hadn’t even thought of adding in ferries, I love this system
One final Metro Design Challenge for the night, Now featuring More River Stuff and New Attractions like Art Museums, and a Natural History Museum, plus we have a blank variant. Color meanings are below the cut.
I am going to redo the metro design activity with more areas and Libraries, plus this time, I want to see what you guys come up with to connect the neighborhoods.
Orange is Downtown, Red is old immigrant neighborhoods, Blue is Historic neighborhoods, Purple is historically Black Neighborhoods, Pink is the University, Lime is a wealthy Suburb, Green is a park and Grey is the Airport. Teal is the River
i felt like it was mandatory to have a chicago styled loop for the downtown area 😭
also a fancy little monorail that gets a good view of the park and river while connecting students to the greater downtown area and central station
didnt include stops or intercity rail, mostly because i feel a bit more context would be needed to plan those.
This is so fucking pretty
I am going to redo the metro design activity with more areas and Libraries, plus this time, I want to see what you guys come up with to connect the neighborhoods.
Orange is Downtown, Red is old immigrant neighborhoods, Blue is Historic neighborhoods, Purple is historically Black Neighborhoods, Pink is the University, Lime is a wealthy Suburb, Green is a park and Grey is the Airport. Teal is the River
pink represents the heavy rail route taken by local trains to nearby towns an neighbouring cities as well as long distance intercity/high speed rail. all other lines are tram or metro style with a mix of street running in places, as well as tunnels, elevated track, dedicated rights of way along abandoned railways, and sharing alignments with heavy rail. the green line is entirely underground. well integrated frequent busses not shown.
This is pretty cool
I am going to redo the metro design activity with more areas and Libraries, plus this time, I want to see what you guys come up with to connect the neighborhoods.
Orange is Downtown, Red is old immigrant neighborhoods, Blue is Historic neighborhoods, Purple is historically Black Neighborhoods, Pink is the University, Lime is a wealthy Suburb, Green is a park and Grey is the Airport. Teal is the River
Let’s design a Metro System for this city
Orange is Downtown, Red is an old immigrant neighborhood, Blue is Historic neighborhoods, Pink is the University, Green is a park and Grey is the Airport
