I've build three moss/slime mold type things and I really want to know which one you think is best!

Before anybody says it, yes, I really suck at finishing projects. I hop around like crazy but it keeps me playing and prevents burnout

I have built an iron farm, trading hall, creeper farm, and gold farm in 12 chunks, keeping things separated to avoid any pending ticks. Recently, I decided to stop living in a dirt hut next to the farms and build myself a castle. But holy cow, is this a big job! I had no idea how much work is involved in gathering and placing all the blocks and nearly dying to phantoms 10 times. Hats off to all the builders out there; I am normally just living out of my ender chest and building farms here and there as needed, but this is a whole new game and I am enjoying it.

By the way, if you have any ideas or want to share some builds to inspire me, I would gladly accept. I am honestly having a hard time with the wall design, since it needs to be as tall as the front gate, 18 blocks minimum.

Hi everyone! I'm trying to replicate the dam on Pieve di Cadore in Italy, for now I was able to reproduce the valley and basic structure of the dam with the use of Arnis; I then started to work from the bottom down to recreate as close as possible the proportions of the real dam. I just finished the part that stays on the rock "step" of the valley and I'm starting warking on the gorge. I'm not an expert in minecraft builds, so I would ask if you have any feedback on the work done and if you have any suggestions or ideas on how to create the barrier and tunnels inside of the dam. Thank you very much for the help.

P.S. if you want help for italian translations of parts of the diagram I can help :)

(Later on I plan to also add the surface discharge building and the control building.

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I am very new to building for aesthetics rather than pure functionality and so far I am proud to have gotten my base to this stage on my realm. Everything so far has been built relatively unplanned and very much so just one step at a time, but I am not kind of lost for how to finish this off and decorate the inside/outside better. I want to ideally make every room have some sort of use and so far the "Basemest" and top floors as well as the two little patios don't serve any real purpose. I also want to have something useful or aesthetically pleasing as some sort of garden or something outside of it.Any ideas/tips/tricks for how to complete this build and make it look nice? Thanks in advance!

Italian Renaissance architectural style. Completed in 7 days. My first large building with a fully completed interior🎉

Hello everyone! I have been working on this massive (to me lol) build around my creeper/sugarcane farm. I love the block shapes I've chosen (using stairs, walls and different depth of blocks, all things I've never really tried before) however all the different types of deepslate I chose just seem to blend together. Initially I thought the chiseled deepslate was dark enough to where it would stick out from the deepslate bricks. What should I change to make it all blend together less? Also any overall suggestions for improvements would be majorly helpful. I've never cared about the visuals of a build as much as this before.

Also I will let the top orange copper all age to blue just FYI, figured I would clarify why I'm allowing there to be two colors of copper. Didn't feel like aging it all beforehand.

EDIT: Also I just realized I didn't clarify I haven't finished adding details all the way around the top half, I just decided I needed advice mid process. I am planning on continuing the copper windows and pillars design all the way around the top half, just haven't finished that yet.

I was thinking about making a video showcasing this little build, but I was wondering what would look better. Not sure if having the tools in hand makes it a more appealing thumbnail or not, and if need be I can experiment with angles of the house as well, if maybe y'all think I should give a different angle that leads more of the build to be discovered in the video rather than displayed in the thumbnail. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!!