Building a Waterfront City with Tram Station + Interchange | Cities Skylines 2| Qingling Island EP14

Qingling Island finally begins developing its coastal district! 🌊 In this episode, I introduced a brand-new urban style to enrich the city’s details and character. Inspired by Dutch cities, the design features red-brick pedestrian paths, a waterfront park, and green-roof architecture, making the coastal community feel more realistic. Next to the new district is a modern elevated tram station that blends with the city’s architecture and provides fast access to the downtown core. Beyond housing and public spaces, I also built a highway interchange. The design emphasizes smooth slopes and natural curves, following the terrain to minimize environmental impact. Since the interchange is not yet open, I added construction details at the entrances and exits to create a sense of a “city in progress.” With only 30,000 residents, traffic remains light, but once the interchange is operational, the transport network will become more complete—exciting times ahead! 📌 Chapters: 00:00 Intro 00:49 Waterfront buildings 05:32 Green building design 07:18 Tram station 10:32 Red-brick paving & surfaces 18:54 Small park construction 21:14 Street details (parking, bike racks, signs) 27:10 Trees 28:24 Coastal protection 29:35 Interchange construction 35:57 Construction scenes 40:18 Showcase ✨ If you enjoy detail-rich and realistic city builds, don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe to witness the growth of Qingling Island! _______________________________________ Song: Kelsak - Brightness Music provided by Vlog No Copyright Music Link: https://bit.ly/3YMWwW7 #citiesskylines2 #citiesskylines #4k #Qingling #Qinglingisland #青嶺島 #都市天際線 #waterfront #citybuilding #realistic #pedestriansafety