Rowhouses
This is the basic idea behind the straight line method. Note that many of the cross-roads can be eliminated if so wanted.
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Any of the roads leading under the aqueduct: they can be eliminated, or used for more Markets, Prefects and Engineers later.
Comments
- A mirror image of this design can be used repeatedly to form a large city. Just back the houses and gardens up against each other.