The Old Plantation Library [CC Required]

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A historic heritage plantation house from Twinbrook's old glory days(of course, I made it up. Nothing related to any lore in the game.) successfully converted into a community library, serving curious people who seek knowledge.

I got inspiration for this building from antebellum architecture style for plantation house in Louisiana, as it represents quite well for Twinbrook setting. Because the original library has an odd looks and has very poor layout design, so I desided to rebuild it and added some historical touch.

Lot Placement: 800 Lakefront Drive (Meant to replace original 'Lakeside Community Library')
Lot Type: Library
Lot features: A library with a (not so)secret lab in the basement.

Floor Layout:
Basement - Science Lab for a time machine to the past and a portal to the future.
1st Floor - Reception Desk, First Reading Room, Kids Room, and Public Lavatories.
2nd Floor - Archive Collection Room, Main Reading Room, Computer Room, and Public Lavatories.
3rd Floor - An attic for Lecture Room.

EXPANSION REQUIREMENT: World Adventures, Ambitions, Late Night, Generations, Supernatural, Seasons, University Life, Into the Future

*Saved and tested with Game Version 1.69.43

Lot Size: 20x30
Lot Price:
- Furnished: $205,398
- Unfurnished: $87,754

Custom Content Used (Need to be download from sources separately)
CC on ModTheSims:
- Elevator Shaft for Levels with lower Walls by Yogi-Tea

TheSimsResource:
by missyzim
- MZ Back to Basix Window 2 Tile
- MZ Back to Basix Shutters Single
- MZ Back to Basix Blinds

by Mutske
- Window Intl 1x1 Counter High
- Window Intl 2x1 Counter High

AroundTheSims3:
- Reception Desk

Others:
by LilyOfTheValley
- Basic Spiral Stairs for Balcony

Note:
- The Portal from 'Into The Future' will spawn randomly anyway after starting your first game in any town, regardless of having a proper place for the portal on any lot before starting the game.
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