So, as was outlined in the Previous Article, Courdelane has a knack for building lots of new, large infrastructure. Among that is two new buildings at the end of Carson Boulevard and a bit of a larger piece of news concerning larger-scale development. 

The Elemental used the same White-Brown color scheme seen on the signage of the Carson Boulevard and it’s fitting as the first building a lot of people will see coming onto the strip.

As the signs say, it was also the first Casino build in the strip, with I believe the first building, in general, being the Carson-Star Condos at the other end.

The EdgeWorld Casino is another Casino-Resort that’s located right at the entrance. It’s been under construction for some time now, beginning soon after Elemental opened, and once it does it’ll be the second casino on the strip, and the first to actually be on Carson Boulevard. So far the outside seems finished, but the inside doesn’t seem to be furnished at all so I’ll update you all once progress starts being made again. 

And now, for the Main Event…

The Windsor Motorway!

Apparently, the new “Motorway” designation is special for Windsor as it’s laws are pretty much “It has to be a road, from there it can do whatever it damn well pleases” Which was immediately evident once they started building it a bit because it does something that I don’t think any other road in Courdelane is even allowed to do.

The Windsor Split!

The Windsor Motorway is the only road type than can have a branch like this, which does raise questions about addressing if a building were to ever have its front door lead to the motorway. But currently, that isn’t an issue as it’s noyl elevated right now with other boulevards under it, like Curie Highway. 

The Rest of New Development

Annual park was built over New Years 2020 as a celebration of the new decade and every coming year. 

New Years Plaza was also made over the New Year, and opened with an Ice Rink and a store. 

Mytho Rue’s is your standard luxury clothing store. Lots of wood and other ‘Premium’ building materials, $500 shirts made from ‘Hand Woven wool’ or something like that. 

The Hoover Condos were under construction when the plaza first opened New Year’s Eve, but was finished in January and quickly filled up entirely to max capacity.

There’s slated to be a lot more in this plaza, so I’ll be keeping up with it and keep you posted.

Coffee Palace also opened its new flagship location near the New Years area, with a gift shop and having on-site large scale roasting. It also has a large focus on natural light, as you can see with all the windows. 

It also features a fully-sized jungle tree, which is the same as their coffee beans are grown on. 

By land area it’s still not as large as the Lucius, but seems to have fit more into that smaller footprint, having more machines and a restaurant in the same building!

That bottom image is also of the staircase that leads up to the hotel tower. I feel like they could have made it a little better, but what works works.

The Quartseit also has third-party retail at the front. A Pawnshop and a Liquor store, for some reason.

It’s also what’s called a ‘Beacon Building’, or at least that’s what I’ve dubbed them.  There aren’t a lot of  Beacon Buildings in Courdelane, one of which being the residential Emerald Tower near the Lucius and Imperia.

The next item up on the list is… 

Buena Pona is a Mixed-Use Commerical-Residential tower located right at the Windsor Split. You can actually see it in the background of one of the pictures. 

Going down the Windsor Branch… 

The Courdelane Commons are actually open for leasing right now, though it works a bit differently. Rather than have each tenant take up a multi-year least, these are aimed at individuals to sell anything they grow or make.

The leases run for about 1-2 months and are typically less and $1,500 per month (Paradise Hills is expected to have a lot of the rich people in town so this isn’t that much.)

It also has a Metro station (Right, bottom image) which connects it all the way to the University on one line.