However, putting these buildings further away from the community can be an issue because it makes it inconvenient for local residents. Furthermore, if it is farther more people may be looking into vehicle transportation rather than walking or biking. On the other hand, Revelstoke being a mountainous region was advantageous as my group and I was able to build a ski resort allowing economic opportunities. A component of liveability is the ability to bring money into a community, which is exactly what is happening. With Revelstoke being reliant upon conventional energy sources such as natural gas, when designing the city this made it difficult to find alternative energy sources. However, since we are in a mountainous region, we realized wind currents would be stronger in the mountains, which is why we decided to build wind turbines. Another factor that made the design component for liveability and sustainability hard is the fact they're a large floodings. This made us change the way roads were made and what surrounded it. Not to mention, it also changed the elevations, some buildings were built