Residental building type 114-86

Introducing the 114-86 Residential Building Mod for Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic

A highly anticipated addition has arrived for players of Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic, bringing a touch of authentic Soviet urban planning to your burgeoning nation. This new mod introduces the iconic 114-86 series of residential buildings, a familiar sight in countless cities across the USSR, now meticulously recreated for your game.

A Piece of Architectural History

The 114-86 series, often recognized as the ubiquitous nine-story “Brezhnevka” made of brick, holds a special place in the history of Soviet housing. Developed by TSNIIEP Housing in 1971, these structures have been a staple of urban landscapes from their construction in 1975 right up to the present day. This mod captures the essence of these widely recognized buildings, allowing you to populate your virtual cities with a touch of nostalgic realism.

Authentic Features and Customization

This mod goes beyond a simple visual overhaul, striving for historical accuracy and gameplay flexibility. The developers have taken great care to implement the original design variations that were present in this building series. This includes:

• Two distinct construction options, reflecting the early variations of the 114-86 series.
• Two authentic color schemes, allowing you to choose between classic silicate brown and crisp white brick finishes.

Furthermore, the 86 series is renowned for its modular design. The mod effectively translates this into gameplay by offering a variety of block sections. These sections come with different apartment configurations, empowering you to tailor your residential blocks to precisely meet the diverse needs of your growing population. This block-sectional principle allows for highly customizable and efficient urban development, mirroring the practical approach of Soviet urban planners.

Adding the 114-86 residential building mod to your Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic experience offers a unique opportunity to enhance the visual fidelity and strategic depth of your city-building endeavors. Immerse yourself in the details of Soviet-era architecture and plan your cities with historical accuracy.