"This collection tries to capture an atmosphere of a truly green and even edible city-scape like it is starting to grow in several places all a cross the planet (USA, UK and Kuba just to name 3!)
Even to the UN it seems to dawn, that this approach might be not 'just' sustainable:
http://www.technologywater.com/post/69995394390/un-report-says-small-scale-organic-farming-only
If you are unfamiliar with the concept, please look up some images of Earthship architecture and see these people sharing their visions:

Ron Finley: A guerilla gardener in South Central LA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzZzZ_qpZ4w
-who just scored a huge success with his idea. Sidewalk-allotments in LA are not an obstruction in the legal sense anymore! http://www.dailynews.com/government-and-politics/20130813/city-council-signs-off-on-parkway-vegetable-gardens

Pam Warhurst of incredible edible: How we can eat our landscapes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4KmKoj4RSZw


REQUIRED PROPS, please take notice: For avoidance of frustration and confusion please look at and subscribe to the TUA-prop master-collection under http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=724889500
I'm making sure to mix the levels of growable (=shroomable for me) buildings and provide different assets to create a consistent atmosphere of traditional agricultural technologies or methods, paired with modern state-of-the-art hightech-approaches.
Yes, that means that regardless of the developmental stage of your area, something from the collection might still pop up!
So far, many of the buildings are lower levels with a few higher levels spreaded inbetween, so the collection is, at the moment, mainly a thing for recently founded cities or newly laid out quarters.
-Not really being an specialized evolutionary systematician, I still had to work with systematical hierarchies and "drawer"-concepts, which is why I am horrified of the "required props" interface the STEAM workshop offers for CSL. And, call it lazy if you feel you have to, I'm just not up for "wasting" time with a fluked interface, that just isn't up for the job. Sorry for the inconvenience, but other things are more important for me at the moment.
...Either you're in for the surprise or you're not, that's your personal decision and I won't get upset if you decide against TUA because of this. Nature doesn't provide catalogues by itself at all, it was all sweat and spit of humans to actually describe and collect information on all the known species you can read about on the internets. A process that started with Carl von Linné more than 300 yrs ago!!!

IF some of the assets actually might get or have a list of required props, it is also for reasons of analytical curiosity: To see if it actually changes the "impact-factor" of my assets in the workshop. So far, no methodical, statistical basis for this was built by me, but I'd be happy for any practical help I could get with this!
Please give feedback if you think some of the stats of parks and uniques are imba or too low or something. The same goes for the level-info of buildings and if they keep the look after leveling up, that's a thing we're about to discover together...and to some degree even part of the whole transition process?

This collection or 'project', like evolution, is continuous work in progress and just a first (but perhaps massive) ...hopefully spore-forming, creative outburst and is sure to grow much further and bigger like a hyperconnective mycelium ...Maybe even in physical reality? The edge between those 2 spheres of human existence becomes slightly blurred with more sophisticated technologies flooding the market, and I want to take advantage of it by making not only virtual design-proposals, like this one: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=428057898

Now then, unleash the jungle and let it grow. And make sure you get the latest 'shots' to increase your city's resilience even more,
have fun!
...And... have a potatoe for your patience. It's even organic!"

Cheers, forestfey http://steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198083415891