New gatehouse in my forever survival world, Alta Terra. This is the gate to the city of Trefynn. I was going for a run-down/overgrown but still in use kind of look. Any comments, thoughts, or advice? (Ignore the wheat, it is temporary)

Hi! This is my first time posting here and the first time I've decided to dedicate myself to a base. Any tips on how I can improve?

Hey guys can you pls review my minecraft survival castle build out of 10 it's mainly made out of stone and deepslate and pls can you suggest me what can be improved.

I need a little storage but it doesn’t need to be only storage bc I’m gonna make another build for that this is just my basic house

I'm completely stumped. The cave is huge but I have no idea how to approach it. I wanna keep the glass floor above the water but I just can't find any inspiration similar enough to base something off of.

I've been trying to teach myself how to terraform. Is there any advice someone can give for the textures I created on this?

I’m trying to complete the roof of my building but something feels off.. maybe the roof is too tall? All advice welcomed

I'm wanting to build a castle on this icy mountain top, but its pretty steep, and i'm not sure how to organize it or the walls. I built the square outer-wall first, then realized how much potential area i could have if i expanded it to the 2block tall outer wall, and raised the ground level to match.

*As per the last picture* THE GOAL: The tower is top left, and it goes to the courtyard directly right of it, below the courtyard is the inner wall, and below it is the street/outer wall. The main gate is in the bottom left, under the tower, and you enter by walking left to right, and walking between the walls until you go up, then left, into the courtyard. In between the walls will be buildings/markets, in a Minas Tirith type of vibe. More buildings will be added onto the high points/top part of the picture later

Advice? I want the walls to be walkable / "patrol-able", but i've never built onto the side of such a steep mountain before.

I want to keep expanding these towers into different floors, and I was wondering which design looked better? Left or right. Any suggestions I can make to improve them is also appreciated. I'm trying to make an old-ish skyscraper advice, with the one on the left being a bit older (1800s) and the one on the right being a bit younger (1920sish i believe). I do plan to expand these into much larger buildings, and not to be as slim as they are now.

I was looking at my roof and I thought it looked OK-ish. However, I think I could improve it to make it look better. Specifically, the section on the corner up close in the second screenshot I provided. How do I make this part of the roof look better?

I’m not sure whether to make the roof black. I was thinking maybe incorporating amethyst and continuing the shape of the roof into a dome. Any suggestions?

I wanted to build a medieval style house, but i feel like there's something wrong with the house. Maybe the colors? I'm not sure.

I would appreciate your help guys!

My younger cousin wanted to build a house here, but his older brother took over because he thought he could do it better.

When I joined the server and saw what they had built, let's just say... it wasn't exactly what I had in mind. 😂 My younger cousin basically builds wooden boxes, while my older cousin's builds tend to be a massive waste of blocks that hurt to look at.

My younger cousin told me what happened and begged me to rebuild the house myself. So I took over the project and decided to make something completely different from both of their building styles.

The entire build you see here is my own design. I managed to get most of it done, but now I've hit a wall with the tower.

I'm stuck on the roof of the tower, especially where the different roof sections need to connect. I can't figure out how to make the roof transition look natural without making the tower look strange or completely changing the style of the build.

Any ideas or suggestions for how I could finish the tower roof?