Markoy [inbetween] Builds - Episode 2 - What to do next?

This is the second episode of my [inbetween] building series, which will feature details or other things that you normally will not see in my big-build series. It'll be a whole lot of talking and I won't be placing a single block during the entire episode.
In this episode we look at the work i've done after completing the Radon Circuits building (which I build in Markoy Builds - Episode 32). And I need some help of you people too... Please let me know what you would like to see in the big-build series.
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[@stefansauvageonwhat-a-twis1369]

nice progress

[@YuuGaro]

Hey, thats a really nice city you built there, love the arrows on the street, reminds me of F-Zero Highways :D
I'd recommend a big multi story car park across the street of the 2 apartment building (one of which is the granite one)
Keep it up!

[@Markoy2011]

Hi YuuGaro, that is a good idea. Do you mean on the side where there is still forest now, or on the dirt land next to building 02?

[@YuuGaro]

​@@Markoy2011at 5:50, on the left side of the road, I think with a height of 2/3rds of the building your looking at at this moment.
Maybe with some electricity thingy on the roof that connect to the buildings on the other side of the street for some vertical aesthetics.
Keep it up!
This is the best cyberpunk building style on YT right now!

[@Markoy2011]

Thank you soo much. That's a huge compliment. I will name the building after you 🤪

[@YuuGaro]

​@@Markoy2011you are crazy! :D you don't need to do that.
You are giving me lots of inspiration for my own city that I'm building in survival.
Really enjoyed the lighting tutorial episode, that helped me a lot.
I am still wondering how you come up with all the different shapes and color paletts of the buildings, I'm really struggling with that