5.3 Street design


 This is the street I designed, it's a pedestrian street

There are very many trees on either side of the road, and flower beds of different shapes, benches in the middle of the flower beds and trees, and people can sit and enjoy flowers or rest and eat.

There is a directional mark at the top right of the screen.There are cafes, restaurants, clothing stores, gift shops, etc. on the right side of the road, the door is facing south, so that the sun can fully shine into the store, people like to drink coffee and shopping in such stores.There are also public toilets that are convenient for shoppers.

On the left side of the street are subway stations, office buildings, banks, and rental agencies, all of which are more practical shops and buildings.The people who work in the office building can easily meet the needs of renting, storing money and so on.Such buildings as office buildings generally have doors facing north and windows facing south, and can also have a lot of sunlight.

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