Building a Realistic City with Airport, Trains, Trams and Cargo in Cities Skylines 2

We're continuing the expansion of our sort of realistic North American-themed city Riverview and its metropolitan area, by FINALLY adding in a much-requested development: The airport! But we're not just adding in an airport, we're making sure that it is well integrated into the surrounding areas south of Downtown, and well connected to public transport through the development of a passenger train station and route, tram line, cargo freight train lines and both passenger- and cargo air routes as well! We're also adding some new realistic developments in the area: apartment complexes and public housing, an office / hi-tech district near the airport, and new service buildings! Hope you enjoy!
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[@Infrastructurist]

I would appreciate a Like 👍 if you enjoyed the video, and suggestions in the comment section for new additions to Riverview! Due to all the airport suggestions, it was finally time! 😊 This video was made available as Early-Access to Patrons at www.patreon.com/infrastructurist If you want to buy Cities: Skylines 2 or other games and support me at the same time, you can do so at www.nexus.gg/infrastructurist Hope you're all having a great weekend 🥰 Infrastructurist

[@filosiq]

Hello Infrastructurist! Today, I got my C1 Cambridge certificate! I'm so happy! By the way, great video 😁

[@Magusteiro]

Better educational services

[@abatall]

saw this from someone else, but you can name it riverview ravenwood airport after the suburb that was there, rra for short and icao can be krra

[@poplaurentiu4148]

Phenomenal Metropolis !!! Hard work pays up big time..

[@drtaru]

Any chances of a save download? I don't have a CC for patreon but I'd love to get my hands on this save and try my hand at expanding myself (I'm really bad at starting cities from scratch, but with a starting point I think I could do cool stuff.)

[@canyontiger4022]

Riverview is one of the most beautiful cities I have ever seen. Your keen eye for detail and landscaping never ceases to amaze.

[@Infrastructurist]

That is a wonderful compliment Canyontiger - thank you very much, and thanks for the support! ☺

[@viktornicht260]

completely agree

[@V3rtecs]

Usually Airports are coded after the city/district/airport name, in your case it would likely be something along the lines of RVW or RIV

[@Infrastructurist]

Thanks for the suggestion V3rtect, and the support! ☺

[@QemeH]

@@Infrastructurist RIV is already taken in the US, but also RVW would work (in addition to my suggestion above of RRA for "Riverview Ravenwood Airport").

[@ecfrt]

Maybe more like the code was taken by some other airport so we could name it RIY

[@TheRafaelRamos]

ICAO code should be: KRVW

[@humanbear4]

Riverview municipal airport.

[@nicolasblume1046]

PLEASE do an entire Episode on public transport! There are a lot of areas with almost no transit (or at least you didn't show it) and also the existing network should be overhauled. With more trams, more passenger rail and more buses, with improved interchanges. Maybe some express buses too.

[@toothsweet5839]

expanding public transportation in an american city? my immersion is breaking

[@freaking-alive]

@@toothsweet5839 lmao

[@micbln8967]

yeah as much as I like public transport, but for an american city it's way too much already. I mean how many cities in USA have streetcras? 23 or so?

[@MassimoBarattini]

@@micbln8967well big cities in Canada have public transport. Not comparable to big European ones of course, but still waaayyyyy better than US cities

[@gamingwithkiddo]

I support more public transit. Make this into an american city of the future. Detailing what different development and differing, frequent, numerous public transport can do to catapult an american metropolis to efficiency and above all, prosperity

[@realinfiniteflight3917]

London Heathrow got its name from the hamlet of heath row that they obliterated to build it. So the airport should be called Riverview Ravenwood Airport with the iata code RRW or something

[@MLunenborg]

The ICAO Code for London Heathrow is EGLL, used by the airline pilots and the navigational systems, however the IATA code for London Heathrow would be shown to passengers as LHR, using the syllables (i think?) to make a shorter name to use on messaging boards.

[@danielkelly5443]

This city has come so far! Your engagement and ease to watch makes your vids so relaxing. Lets get to 100 thousand population!

[@Infrastructurist]

Glad you find them relaxing Daniel - 100k would be awesome, but also challenging as I don't want to rush in a ton of high/medium density without thought 😂

[@danielkelly5443]

I always thought the population mechanics were a bit dodgy in both games. Your city is sprawling and if something similar existed irl I feel like more than 50 thousand people could live there.

[@aeji148]

@@danielkelly5443the general rule is to multiply population number by 10 to translate to real life

[@XytroniteGames]

@@aeji148so 550k?

[@aeji148]

@@XytroniteGames yeah

[@los7YRON]

For the Airport Name: Douglas Carlson Regional Airport - DCR Douglas Carlson was a old miner who founded the first mines in the mountains of Riverview, besides these mines don't exist anymore, he had big influence in the outcome of the city. Normaly the short Airport Codes just are there for the luggage sorting system, often it's a shorter version of the Name with 3 letters.

[@pasu129]

Highly suggest KDCR/DCR for this airport code, has its history to align with story of this series.

[@beforeyouknowit]

Airport code suggestions: RVX / RVV

[@devuclear2269]

KDCR KRVX KRVV Great suggestions from these guys

[@keksentdecker]

@@beforeyouknowit for IATA, RVV is Raivavae there would be RVW that is still not claimed no idea about ICAO tho

[@Dayshan]

Woop woop 🎉 You definitely make the best looking complex arteries, seeing all the activity buzzing around really makes the city feel a huge living microcosm

[@Infrastructurist]

Thanks a lot Dayshan, and thank you for the support - I really appreciate it! ☺

[@suushii90]

You should add a Metro aswell. I think most people use to many stations on subways. So maybe make one which connects only to the most important places. Such as the small island with ferruswherl, east riverview, downtown and the dense spot you created last episode next to the incinerator

[@Reniu87]

I like that you take time and make all the details fit eachother. I don't like to watch other YTubers not giving a fluff about building being in weird angles cause of terrain. You make the most beautiful and detailed cities! Love that!

[@alfredvonsfer7136]

"After rather casually displacing around 1500 people from the already shrinking middle class..." your role play of a US city is impeccable

[@MacBolzack]

Airport name suggestions: * Riverview-Briar Rose Airport (RBR) * Riverview Airport (RVI) * Riverview Airport (RIV) Btw, 44:12 + 44:19 "4K Riverview At Night" wow, at those time stamps I felt the atmosphere of the city

[@drjonritz]

I like RBR. My first thought was RAX

[@robnordli]

A funny solution, still calling the airport Riverview Airport but the IATA code is RIO (Spanish for river😊). Also you should add some crossings in front of the airport rail station and I think they disappeared in front of the airport

[@Infrastructurist]

That is an interesting approach! and thanks for the notice Rob, I think I missed something completely hahaha. Thank you for the support! ☺

[@marvelgoh5648]

unfortunately RIO is already used to designate Rio de Janeiro. IATA codes can designate a larger metropolitan area for multiple airports in said metropolitan area. in the case of RIO, it is also used to designate Galeao Airport (GIG) and Santos Dumont Airport (SDU)

[@TOMTOM544]

You should add a post sorting facility, post office and some sparse (no smokestack) industrial off to another side of the airport. FedEx and UPS a lot of times have Sorting Facilities, Ramps and Stations at airports for their air express services.

[@sanuthweerasinghe7825]

please add a subway system around the city. the overground station looks really cool and is quite a bit smaller than the train station. i think it would some great new perspectives and sight lines to the city.

[@farwin923]

Another beautiful addition to the most beautiful CS2 city! Loving this series!

[@Infrastructurist]

Thank you! ☺

[@vitothepizzaguy7475]

I am in awe of this city. You are extremely talented and I am so glad to be able to watch your progress

[@akidstudio]

Usually airports names come from important figures from the region or the country. JFK airport in New York for John Fitzgerald Kennedy, CDG airport in Paris for Charles De Gaulle, Hartsfield-Jackson in Atlanta, etc. Given that Riverview is a fictive city, it doesn't have a clear history, with important figures. So we will have to invent historical ones if we want the airport to have this type of name. That being said, I'd like to thank you for this serie of videos on the city of Riverview, I really start to get addicted to it. It so nice to watch and so interesting to see how the city is growing and developing episodes after episodes ! Can't wait for the next one !!

[@adelrawas4830]

I could watch a 10-hour episode, and I would never get bored, your creativity has no limits!

[@promqueen5377]

Always love the care and detail you put into every build! Would love to see that same level of attention put to the development nodes (which may help with some of the smaller issues) I'm looking forward to when you expand the Riverview region beyond the mountains, as it seems like a tough challenge without the crutch of terraforming. Keep up the good work ❤

[@Infrastructurist]

Thank you, will do my best! And I am definitely starting to feel some geographical limitations by now - which is also why we will be starting new series', soon! To have more projects to work on at the same time ☺☺

[@gwgwhc]

By far my favourite cs2 series, I just love the way you build which has the perfect blend of aesthetics and realism. Just wanted to say that I would 100% watch a 30min video that was just one to two minute clips with a still camera watching different areas of your city: hubs of activity; intersections; following transport; even just a stretch of road in a quieter district. I'm sure I'm not alone in this. I could sit for 20 minutes and just watch people arriving and leaving the airport. Can't wait for more!

[@FD-vj6hd]

The airport code should be *RVX* if you want to be realistic - Most common convention is to use first three letters but RIV is taken. Also use first letter of each word or syllable but RVV is taken. Many airports in the USA kept their old two letter code with X at the end (like LA to LAX) but RIX is taken. Therefore RVX is the next best option.

[@medvedvberloge5257]

There is an excellent amount of work you put into this project! You just completely rebuilt the whole looking of the area. Great as always

[@VinceViking26]

This is one of the best looking CS2 cities ive ever seen on YT .. great job!!

[@aleksa6242]

So glad I found your channel on CS2 release, I'm enjoying your every video so far and learning a ton along the way!

[@gabrielphinney9736]

Riverview is really coming together man! I can’t wait to see more growth outwards and really start to see the scale of this metro! Keep up the fantastic work man!

[@zumty100]

Best episode so far in my opinion. The things that you can do with the new road tools make the place so real and that is super cool. Keep up with the amazing work.

[@stevenc3114]

Thank you for another great video! It is much appreciated!

[@theconversationalelitist6423]

Really appreciate how you really think about every single road and building placement in the city, the effort really shows!

[@thecosmickid545]

This builds really cool, kinda reminds me of the triple cities region in the southern tier of central New York. The whole build feels so real.

[@brianmartin6016]

That last evening flyover was amazing! It's why I play and love Cities Skylines! Thanks for sharing and presenting this build. Keep it going.

[@rudolfff]

Saw your post on Reddit and it took me a minute to figure out why the city on the background looked so familiar lol. Great vid again and amazing building skills you have man!

[@vampdan]

Instead of going so office heavy near the airport (which produce intangible goods in CS2) you want industrial (for warehouses and machine shops), high density commercial (for hotels), low density commercial (for fast-food, gas stations, & souvenir shops). Also, most airports have their own fire department and police station on premises or near-by. You might want to leave room for the helicopter infrastructure for police and fire to be near the airport as well. Oh, and helicopter tourism! I subscribed for your checkerboard mixed-use neighborhood zoning approach, you're the only creator I've seen do it. Brilliant nod to realism; and the best way to integrate uses and needs throughout the city. As well as break up what kinds of buildings spawn in an area (much more effective than playing whack-a-mole).

[@gidichi]

You don’t understand the amount of excitement I feel anytime I see you post a new video😭keep going, please! This is probably the best CS series I’ve watched:) I really enjoyed the way you play, so realistic and beautiful! I’m definitely gonna use your city as an inspiration when I get my hands on CS2😅

[@Infrastructurist]

Thanks for the compliment Gidichi! I'll do my best ☺

[@gidichi]

@@Infrastructuristyou’re welcome and thank you! :)

[@russ8871]

I get more ideas and learn more from you than any other Cities Skylines builder. Your road building is beyond artistic, very realistic. I truely enjoy watching you build. Keep it up.

[@MayorHieb]

Loving this build! The work to remove the median near the train station's parking entrance @ around 21:50 really highlights the need for driveway aprons imo... especially with how almost every asset has a built in parking lot, it would be great if it makes a little gap in whatever grass median or sidewalk is there to connect more seamlessly with the road

[@johnoswald9143]

Amazing content, the city is coming on so good. Can’t wait to see more and just how big Riverview will get.

[@shakestylz2823]

Amazing work! I love the recap in the beginning to keep everyone up to speed! Great idea!❤

[@hkpuipui99]

Like Hong Kong, the official name for the airport is HKG, but it’s also locally known as Kai Tak (old) and Chek Lap Kok (new). I think it’d be cool that it’s officially RIA, but only the locals know the R actually stands for Ravenswood, what was there before.

[@aviationg9750]

Make sure to add a K before any airport identifier (3 letter code) you choose. American airports follow this rule. For example, Dallas-Fortworth International is KDFW. You should do KRIV or KRVR. A lot of airports choose to mode their FAA code and IATA code after their city name.

[@timderks5960]

The mesmerizing music in the timelapses is just perfect. It's that kind of music they play at night on the radio that just makes the time fly by, since there's no defined beginning and end. Perfect for timelapses

[@AKERBERENES]

Just wanted to appreciate the great work, the tone of your commentaries and the didactic aspect. I've picked up tons of techniques from you which make the gameplay so much more interesting! Thank you!

[@jeslyons3955]

This is by far my favorite cities skylines lets play out there right now! I'm simultaneously loving it and dreading that I'm nowhere near as good at the game. Anyway keep it up, love this series!!

[@danielrebolledo8949]

I love your videos, it is relaxing and fun to watch you design this city. I'm willing to watch the development of this city as long as it takes.

[@poopremlap]

Loving this series. Thanks!

[@Amm17ar]

Ive been watching a lot of creators building their cities, but I gotta say every time you zoom out, I think yours genuinely looks and feels like Im looking at a google maps of a real city. Amazing build and job, honestly the build is one of the best on KZbin.

[@Kreefr]

Here’s my suggestion, Jeremiah Wellington Montgomery was a courageous army medic who served some 200 years ago on the now destroyed fort found on heart island. He was born in what is now known as Ravenwoord. His accomplishments earned him minor recognition within the surrounding region which allowed him to win the very first municipal elections in Riverview. The airport would be named Jeremiah Montgomery Regional Airport or “JMR”

[@joyl7842]

The international airport may be huge but you save space on the train station, which it has embedded along with large amounts of parking space for cars.

[@davidlink9509]

Your build style is incredible. Such a huge fan of this series. This build is a huge inspiration to play.

[@Everie]

Can we just talk about how you evolved as a content creator? It's amazing to ser how you went from a shy player to a real youtuber in less than a month! Keep it up man! ❤

[@ArTR_007]

I really love your videos! The city is incredible and is really relaxing to watch you build

[@Infrastructurist]

Very happy to hear that, thank you!

[@carlossellares4654]

this is by far the best city I ever see on CS and CS2...loving this!!! awesome ...btw: RVW for the airport

[@mattprobst6911]

I like it when you narrate. You’re good at explaining your reasoning for things.

[@BlazingsNL]

Love the included night shots at the end! Such a different vibe compared to the standard daylight mode.

[@j.pmaestri1593]

In regards to the name maybe Ravenwood airport, since that neighborhood was demolished to build the airport, and the locals would probably still refer to the area as ravenwood. Usually ariports have both an IATA code and ICAO code. For the ICAO, since it's in 'murrica, KRVW, KRRV, KRVD; K being the geographic indicator of america followed by some sort of letter mix from the name(city/airport name). IATA can also be a mix of letters from the name, like RVW RIV RIW RVO ROD. In regards to all that, a suggestion would be to rename the entire district to something like "ravenwood transport hub" since, well, it kind of already is one. love your videos :D

[@Krutzo11]

Read about ICAO and IATA. Gives you a good understanding of how airports around the world are named. Perhaps KRIV since its a North American (K meaning US, and RIV for Riverview)

[@theagency2358]

Been watching your content for a while now. Might I say, your attention to detail is immaculate.

[@martinma1198]

The airport reminds me of Reagan National (DCA) in DC! Would love to see a wealthy suburb next. Keep up the good work!

[@leviosadream2454]

Honestly, your videos combine the perfect mix of scenery, geekery (we're science building cities woop woop) and querkiness I need. Thanks for it!

[@ricardonunespinheiro6004]

What an amazing city!!! I’m really enjoying watching the entire series. For the next episodes I think it will be super fun to create an university and focus on education and high tech industries. Also a subway system it would be super cool. Congratulations man!!!🎉🎉🎉

[@user-gs4mg1ze8b]

One who asks a question is a fool for five minutes; one who does not ask a question remains a fool forever.

[@marcoquantrill158]

Love your videos man!! Always remember to take care of yourself first! We'll be here. Cheers from Peru!

[@poklianon8453]

The public code may be just RVM (RiverView Metropolitan) and ICAO code for pilots would be KRVM (usually this is how it's done in the US, unlike Europe: DME is UUDD)

[@Cdsv95]

Such a beautiful city! Buen trabajo mate!!!

[@tonyschillinger2204]

IRV (Infrastructurist Riverview) Amazing, the new airport fits wonderfully. Didn't realize you needed to create airplane routes, perfectly done.

[@archercretan6176]

Hey bro keep up the great work. I love ur vids. Best cs2 KZbinr rn 😊

[@Infrastructurist]

Hey Archer, thanks a lot, glad you like them!!

[@LeverActionLarry]

Beautiful job! I like the new airport: Gnoss Field

[@AivoTV]

Great episode. I would suggest the airport to be named the "Riverview Regional Airport" as it is a smaller airport, with the ICAO code "KRIV" (K is the designated ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organisation) code for the United States), as this is a North American build. If Riverview is in Canada on the other hand, the code could be CRIV (C = ICAO code for Canada).

[@mihitoo]

Amazing city and ofcourse you should prioritize. I'm looking forward too see the expansion of this beautiful city you have built. 🎉😊

[@mosh334]

I truly love this series, the second I see a new upload I never hesitate to click and watch

[@Watermelon_6096]

Most realistic CS2 city I've seen.

[@Unfunny_VR]

I think Riverview may be one of my fav CS2 cities yet! I guess you’ve earned a sub as I’m a returning viewer 👍

[@zenfer]

This was such a satisfying build to watch!

[@playinonthego6678]

It slaps me in the face everytime you redo old districts with historic old homes. It always looks good dont get me wrong but dang!

[@shreyastalin4189]

The best facelift of Riverview so far in this engaging series, simply lovely. Please keep surprising us, thanks a ton!😄

[@Amin52J]

You're turning into my favorite cities player ever. I'm honestly baffled and amazed by each video. I've learned so much already, keep on going. 🙌

[@Lil_Tom351]

Farm land is really popular in North America as filler between airports and houses, additionally the farm land is heavily restricted access and surrounded 8 foot razor wire fences. But it might be cool to put some additional farm land to separate the airport from the dwellings because noise pollution.

[@mrgooglethegreat]

🤔 I used to live across the street from LaGuardia tho ...no farms. S. Florida airports ...no farms. Seems like a cool idea tho. I'd say build housing to the coast.

[@Lil_Tom351]

@@mrgooglethegreat I think it depends on how much space is available, because the Central Nebraska regional airport has precisely what I described. a more mountainous example might be, Denver International airport, which has the same noise barrier farmland and has topography much like the terrain of this map. Florida doesn’t have arable farmland, and a much higher demand for non marshland space or the mountains that this map. This map doesn’t take place in southern Florida…

[@mrgooglethegreat]

@@Lil_Tom351 I didn't know central Nebraska even needed an airport. Crop dusters don't need all that infrastructure airports have. Lol jk. I'm an SC4 player that's skipped CS1 (downloaded it a lil over a month ago while I guess it's been out for years) and is going straight into CS2 from the Sim world. Really tho that's a great aesthetic idea to put farms there. I might try it in my next build. In SC4 I keep my farms far from my city and nowhere near airports.

[@user-gg9cx4cg9i]

Love the vids and the music choice is top notch too !😊

[@Mayor238]

Good to hear from you again

[@vasilis_sjoegren]

Great video! Loving the cs2 content!

[@awekom4343]

watching your video in morning with breakfast is all i need

[@Infrastructurist]

I'll take that as a big compliment! You got a good cup of coffee sorted as well? 😀

[@awekom4343]

@@Infrastructurist nah i dont drink coffee

[@JoeH8723]

In awe of your ability to design cities I love cities 2 but hate all cities I try to design. Amazing work 👏

[@antoncharleville1691]

Always a delight to see you upload

[@forgboi1346]

If you want to add some more realism to the airport, you could use the storage upgrade buildings for the recycling plant as jet fuel storage units, found on the outskirts of many airports, they all have the cylindrical shape and a sort of half dome on top. Loving the city so far!

[@FrezzyHDMapping]

It's kinda funny how everytime i watch one of your episodes i have a sudden desire to play cs2, but when i go into the game itself im just getting demotivated because i cant build anything remotely beautiful to this, keep up the good work!

[@edoardom3677]

Babe wake up new infracstucturist video just dropped

[@TheNastyboypro]

I agree with @V3rtecs with using Riverview as the airport name and the airport code RIV. The city looks beautiful

[@notorious6356]

KRVM - Riverview Municipal Airport, like other small but higher capacity airports that have grown overtime, RVM began in the early days of aviation and slowly grew alongside the surrounding infrastructure to soon support cargo 757s flow by FedEx from Memphis and numerous regional airline connections to major cities like Baltimore MD, Chicago's Midway Airport, and Newark NJ. Hopefully this is a cute little backstory for the new airport!

[@doods7566]

Love the videos / series man keep it up

[@Silverjerk]

So many Infrastructurist bangers in this one. “…the already disappearing middle class,” and “it’s a mess, I love it!” Lol, I haven’t laughed out loud like that in a while. My favorite part about this series is seeing all the new subs in the comments who obviously started following during the new CS2 content, and seeing what you’re doing with just the vanilla tools, who probably have no idea the level of detail and beauty you brought to your modded builds. Since CS2 launched I’ve been keeping my fingers crossed for an official mods release date, because I know my first two content creators I’m going to stalk in my feeds is Two Dollars Twenty and Infrastructurist. Cannot wait to see what you guys are going to get done with these new tools and assets.

[@shreyaskelkar2574]

one of the best citie I have ever seen keep going amazing work

[@Pointlessgamertag]

Does anyone else just appreciate Infrastructurist's dry humour and music choices? It's his commentary and general vibe that I always love tuning in for!

[@nutansawant7734]

train have become really interesting now cool to see. Great to see new videos

[@bearspre]

Great series. I love watching it and wish my cities looked that good haha. A town in one of the mountains would he cool

[@Xhaosz]

Glad I discovered you early on, you've definitely claimed your spot as one of the powerhouse content creators of citysims; quality editing, great pacing, excellent audience interaction. Keep it up, love to be here for it :>

[@danonck]

The level of detail and realism you are able to squeeze from the vanilla game is second to none, Infra! I'm addicted to your content, and the more complex infrastructural projects the merrier, this is what makes your cities look like the ones we know from real life, other than the boring, perfect grids. After all, you're Infrastructurist, so you know your stuff mate! I wonder if you could attempt to make an area that's rough around the edges with what's currently in the game? The area near the port could work well for a place that's a little less successful. 😉

[@Son_of_Mandalore]

I have lived near an airport twice in my life and it is not much fun because of the noise. The best place for it was when I was posted to Germany and they had an amazing way of dealing with noise pollution: there was a ring of greenfield around the site that was heavily wooded, beyond that there were industrial buildings that provided support to the airport, followed by commercial areas and then there were housing sites, but none of them were the kind of housing that you have like the low density houses as people don't want to go out in to the garden in the summer and listen to jet noises as they take off. The road layout here is amazing and as complex as most airports who seem to just throw roads together while drunk and making wagers on who can come up with the most insane road layout and the fact that you have all the transport links reminds me of Dusseldorf or Schiphol, it looks great. I'm surprised you didn't choose underground parking terminals as they take up much less space on the surface and you can put in more spaces for the real estate they take up. Relatively new to the channel and happily subscribed, you videos are always great fun to watch. 😀

[@carlosthedeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa]

i just binged the other videos and luckily this one came out

[@streamelve5121]

Man you are building a beautiful city, i am so jealous, wish i could make something like this once.

[@aboutcare6995]

Love this city, it's beautiful. Wish my city irl had public transportation as good as this lol