Straddling the tectonic plates (again)!

Totally Normal Town is built on a set of three separate serving tables -- each on wheels -- which we jokingly call the "tectonic plates." This allows easy access to all of the buildings -- despite the fact that the town is shoved into a corner under the staircase.

This design also allows another strategy to build complete buildings (with all four walls) and still have the interior easily accessible:

 

Like in an earlier Totally Normal Town, I put the supermarket on the ground floor of the split building (again with the Joyce Bysers MiniFigure at the cash register).

 Unlike last time, though, I didn't put "Chez François" upstairs because in this town François got much nicer digs:

So this time I put my own family's apartment above the supermarket:

 

Also on the ground floor, on one side, I added a pharmacy and a post office. On the interior side, I gave the pharmacy and post office both counters that face the interior of the supermarket, so people can pick up their prescriptions and mail their packages while doing their grocery shopping:

I put a cash machine in the post office because of course the post provides banking services:

Of course our apartment has a nice large balcony full of flowers and a nice table for outdoor dining -- and of course I added solar panels on the roof:

 ... with nice interior decor as well: