School (60s, 4-storey)

School (60s, 4-storey)

Recreate Mid-Century Education in Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic with the 60s School Mod

Enhance your Soviet Republic’s infrastructure and citizen well-being with this meticulously crafted 1960s-era school building. Inspired by authentic architectural designs found in Częstochowa, Poland, this mod brings a touch of historical realism to your educational facilities, offering a vital service for your growing population.

A Hub for Learning and Development

This charming four-story school building is designed to be a cornerstone of your community’s educational system. It’s capable of employing a dedicated staff, including 20 essential workers with basic education and 20 skilled teachers, ensuring a high standard of instruction. The facility can accommodate approximately 240 pupils, providing them with the knowledge and skills necessary to contribute to your republic’s progress.

Integrated Sports and Recreation

Beyond academics, this mod extends its utility with an integrated school gymnasium. This attachable sports facility functions as a dedicated area for physical activity and recreation. It requires a staff of 4 workers to operate efficiently and can serve up to 40 citizens, promoting a healthy and active lifestyle among your populace. The seamless integration allows for a comprehensive educational campus.

Key Features of the 60s School Mod:

  • Authentic 1960s architectural style, based on real-world examples.
  • Capacity for 20 basic education workers and 20 teachers.
  • Educates approximately 240 pupils.
  • Includes an attachable gymnasium for sports and recreation.
  • Gymnasium employs 4 workers and serves 40 citizens.
  • Enhances the realism and depth of your Soviet Republic’s urban planning.

By incorporating this mod, you not only expand your republic’s service offerings but also add a visually distinct and historically grounded element to your settlements. Invest in the future of your citizens by providing them with quality education and facilities, all rendered with a classic mid-century aesthetic.

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