The plague of building in eco-residential

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Hi guys and girls!
Since I started to play I've always used "Eco-residential" area. The buildings look pretty nice and I'm pretty eco-friendly as IRL. But I have only the choice between little one or two floor homes, or big buildings. The policies "no high buildings" doesn't work when you choose a specific type of district (there "eco-residential"). Another way, will be to import specific medium eco-residential buildings from the workshop but I didn't notice them.
Someone have an idea for me?
Thanks.

[Killer🔥keys]

I only use green self-contained with High-Density

[Killer🔥keys]

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1335873469

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Thanks to reply. I don't understand your screen. I see little homes and medium buildings but it does not look like eco-residential. I forgot to say, I use European suburbia.

[Killer🔥keys]

at the back in the pic thats low-density comercial

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Ok, so, I will answer to myself. When you use policies like IT-cluster or Self-sufficient buildings, if you want medium tall buildings you must to size 1x1, 1x2 or max 2x2. To have harmony with low density, you can put this medium building around a area with bigs square. Thats it. Enjoy.

[Killer🔥keys]

your more confusing then a blonde girl on a saturday night

[Killer🔥keys]

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1400717025

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It's NOT buildings with policies like IT-cluster or Self-sufficient buildings. With these policies, the buildings are taller and it's much more difficult to have a harmony between Low and high density then yours.

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And most importantly, the low density residential have only two level max, the ground floor and the upstairs.

[Waggy]

How about regular commercial? It upgrades into "little" buildings, but beware they generate a lot of noise.

What about parks and trees in-between the short buildings and the tall buildings?

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Hi, I tried commercial, and that do the job too (not tourism (to tall) or leisure (to noisy) policies) . But as you say there is a little noise problem. With the park or trees there is no continuity of buildings. It's an aesthetics and practical question, like an urban planner / architect mind would ask himself.