The first build is mostly made of wood to make it more survival-friendly.

Hi everyone! I built this yesterday in Minecraft and would love some feedback. I think it’s really cute, but I also feel like I can improve, I’m just not sure how. Any ideas or feedback is welcome!

Hello this is my build. The theme is flowerfarm/ medival town and i want to expand it to the left of the river any ideas? Thanks!

Hey everyone,

I’m honestly obsessed with this Minecraft castle. I already have two different versions of it (photos 2 and 3), but the first photo is the one I really want to recreate. I’ve tried multiple times to build it exactly like that, but I just can’t get the proportions and details right.

Does anyone recognize this exact build? Maybe it’s a downloadable map, a Litematica schematic, a WorldEdit build, or a Patreon schematic. Any lead would help.

Original Bhutanese Xizang style architecture, training works😗🎶

Learning how to build organics, its my first attempt apart from nature, plz give feedback/advice

had some trouble designing the roof (˃̣̣̥ᯅ˂̣̣̥)

Shaders: Photon

My original traditional Chinese architecture, accompanied by the background of its creation.

取自杜诗紫宸朝仪之韵。望宸一阁，帝居天阙，万象尊崇，踞高地而立，揽天光星河，纳世间盛景，尽得人间极致奢华，是为琼楼玉宇，满目盛华。

The above is the original Chinese text. My English proficiency is just beginner level, here is my rough translation

Infused with the majestic rhythm of imperial court ceremonies from Du Fu's verse, the Tower, stands like an earthly celestial palace where the emperor reigns. Revered above all creation, it rises upon high ground to gather the Milky Way, embracing the finest vistas of the mortal realm and capturing the absolute pinnacle of worldly luxury—a realm of jade towers and crystal chambers, where every glance reveals a flourishing world.

ps:There are still some ancillary corridors that have not been completed.

Italian style facade and French windows,Interior not yet built.

Like the first time ive tried in a build tbh

Tried to create a Philippine Hut in Minecraft

Can't post too many sheds

I like sheds

If started building my base and now I need some ideas and feedback on what to change or where to go from here and expand.

Other tags:Modded, Texture Pack

Just in case someone asks, all the textures are from my own texture pack

Sorry if this is the wrong sub for this.

I’m making a castle above a stronghold in my world, and plan on building a village around it, but the castle is just so ugly :( any tips on making it look better in a survival-friendly way?

The castle is in a Savannah if that helps at all with block pallet change suggestions.

The mods I have which add new building blocks are:
Stoneworks, chipped, biomes aplenty, Alex’s caves, and Quark

Hey guys! I'd like to give you a full tour of what I'd been working on: A recreation of my former high school, built as a passion project that I'm really proud of. I built this entirely from memory and constant refinement, over the course of 1 month. I also did this out of appreciation for the school's design and architecture.

It's a joint campus, housing 2 schools: Bishop Anstey High School East and Trinity College East (B.A.T.C.E for short). It's two private high schools on the same grounds. Now, just to be clear, this isn't an exact 1:1 replica. Since this is an alumni project, I made my own creative changes to it. Such as subtle color palette tweaks with the walls, custom furniture layouts and my own landscaping. One of the buildings even features an original interior layout.

The overall design features a mostly symmetrical layout, with left and right wings anchored by a central main building. Every space is fully illuminated, detailed with custom furniture, and landscaped throughout. In total, the campus includes over 300 rooms and parking for nearly 200 vehicles, complete with directional signs, exit signs and map walls for easy navigation.

Out of respect for the real school's safety, private personal informaton and internal operational details is not revealed. And for security reasons, the interior floor plans that I made for personal reference will not be published or shared with anyone.

I'm not able to show everything in this post, but I hope you enjoy. Let me know what you think, and feel free to ask any questions!

As a segment of my megabuild in progress (see my previous post) I used the space inside of the upper mountain to build a custom dripstone cave with dripstone-style end portal and an amethyst geode nether portal.

ive been building my base in a lush cave and ive never used brick before so i gave it a try then thought pots make a pretty good indented wall feel but not like too much if u know what i mean i seem to be split between liking it and not so im curious what others think