Amosseri Province

great update!

Wow, looking good

super update! very beautiful.

Awesome update!

Thank you Chucky, Cons, Julien, Cameron and Dryan for all your comments.


Once again today we’re looking at Amadeus and Franogei. I’ve made a few additions to Franogei, so I thought I should show them to you. I hope you like this mosaic.



We’re also going to take a look at a couple of overviews of Amadeus and Franogei, so that you get a better view of the size of the two areas.



Here we see an overview of Franogei – at the top right you can see Lower Columbia Street and in the upper-middle of the image you can see the headquarters of Royal Media International. In a few updates time we’ll see what happened when Rmi’s modern offices were built here in the historic heart of the city.



To end with today, a dedication image to the wedding of Prince William, Duke of Cambridge, and Catherine Middleton. Being from the UK and being a monarchist myself, I thought I should add a bit of Royal Wedding fever to Cattala on this special day. Thank you for viewing Cattala.

Beautiful. If only I could make my capital like that.

Absolutely incredible images! Your capital is so beautiful, I wish it was real

Very nice! I like how you're improving since Ollingdale's application until Cattala's transformation!! :towelwave:

Chuckster: Thank you - and Matinenda is a very different country to Cattala, despite their close proximity.

Daniel: Thanks! I'm glad you liked it.

Dryan: Haha, yep! Cattala has grown massively since it began, and even more so compared to Ollingdale.

I understand that. But I meant your capital is perfect for Cattala. Hopefully Deliterri V3 will do just that.

at the wedding

Good job! Great update! Always a nice feeling to my eyes!

Amazing job as usual. Ah, the wedding- so romantic

Sirron: Okay.

Julien: Thanks! I'm glad my images... sooth your eyes?

Sky Guy: Thank you, and it was a fantastic day, wasn't it?

Welcome back to the capital of Cattala – where today we’re focusing on the Alder Hill district of Celeste. Here we see the nation’s historic police HQ.



Since we last visited the political heart of the Kingdom, I’ve made a few changes to the layout of it. All the buildings we see here are Government owned – in fact every single thing you see in this mosaic is managed and run by the Government.



These offices were once part of the British Empire’s colonial offices here in Cattala – now they’re administration buildings and offices for Assembly Members and Lord Senators.



Near the Parliament building is the Alder Hill Market– the most prestigious outdoor market in the entire Seven Provinces. Every Saturday this market is bustling with tourists, locals and travellers from across Cattala.



To the north of the market we reach the centre of Alder Hill. The rows of imperial buildings seen here stretch on for half a mile, and are the residences of ambassadors, Lord Senators and Assembly Members.



In the heart of Alder Hill, we see the numerous Ministerial offices, and in the top of the image the six Provinicial Consulates, representing the other provinces of Cattala here in the capital. Alder Hill Green was developed after the buildings in it’s location were destroyed during the Second World War.



To end this update, we’re taking a look at Crimson Tower in Franogei. It was also built after the war, and used to be the headquarters for Royal Media International, before they moved to their state-of-the-art complex in central Franogei.

very VERY GOOD! It's always nice to see the more modern districts of Cattala (not to say that the older districts are bad )

Thank you Daniel.

Nice update! I always like Cattala's use of canals and park areas

Amazing, superb work. Would be a beautiful place to visit!

nice

Nice! But why Paris?

Geoff: Thank you! It's always good to hear that another European CJer likes my work.

Hatty: Thanks, and welcome to Cattala. I'm glad you liked it.

Forthwall: Your one-word comments are appreciated.

Julien: Well it's not just Paris, there's a lot of other European buildings there. It's because it's an imperial city. When Franogei was constructed, the rulers of Cattala (the Celestines) were envious of the vast wealth of Paris and decided to base their Royal City on the French capital. Vittorious however, was built by the British and therefore was based a lot on London.

beautiful European building Thomas!

Thank you Dryan.

Welcome back to the capital, where today we’re taking a quick look at a couple of edited images. To start with, a panorama of Franogei. This is my first big panorama, so please be as critical as possible so I know where to improve. Please click to see full size!



And for our second and last image, a view of the state-of-the-art Vittoria Hospital in northern Celeste. Thanks for visiting Cattala today!