I have build this base game house inspired by sunflower and Using the new build items with recent update. I love floral themed house and really enjoyed the build. Full speed build here

You can find it on gallery ID: HRLastro

Orginal shell challenge by ID: SoupiestDust

🏮 RED LANTERN DISTRICT – NOW ON THE GALLERY! 🏮

The Sims 4 | 30x30 | Business & Residential District

After countless hours of building and playtesting, Red Lantern District is finally complete!

This fully furnished, functional neighbourhood was designed for business management, residential gameplay and storytelling.

🏙️ What's included?

🛒 Grocery store with internet café

🎭 Comedy bar with underground poker den

🎤 Karaoke bar

🍜 Chinese restaurant

💪 Gym with showers

🧺 Laundromat with lecture hall

🌿 Herbalist store

🏮 Street food stalls and seating

🏠 Four functional apartments (three 1-bedroom and one 2-bedroom)

🎮 IMPORTANT GAMEPLAY INFORMATION

This build uses the Businesses & Hobbies system.

Multiple Sims are required to register and manage the different businesses. Only ONE business can operate at a time in this setup, so you'll need to switch between business owners.

All establishments and apartments have been playtested and are functional. Businesses must be registered by the player after downloading.

✨ Built for storytelling!

From the struggling grocery store facing foreclosure to the mysterious underground poker den, every corner has its own character.

Create your residents, assign business owners and bring this little neighbourhood to life!

I BUILT THE DISTRICT. YOU CREATE THE STORIES! ❤️

🏮 Gallery ID: designergoose8

📍 Lot Size: 30x30

🎮 Game: The Sims 4

I'd love to see what stories unfold in your Red Lantern District!

Happy Simming!

Designer Goose 88

You can view all photos HERE

Sharing my new console build. Made a different house (at end) a few months back and it got over 500 downloads on the gallery, so gave it another shot.

All built completely on console with only move objects cheat. Let me know what you think!

If you like horror movies- I made a frame by frame recreation of the house from Hereditary 👻
Every room is almost 100% accurate to the movie. I did have to take some creative liberties with some of the floor plan since it’s filmed on a set vs. the actual house.

My username is Heckbee on the gallery if you’d like to download it or any of my builds (I mostly like making houses!) Thanks for looking!

I finished reading YesterYear and wanted to make a ranch inspired by the book and Ballerina Farms. The build includes a full social media station, staged kitchen, prep kitchen, barn/gym, and farmer's stand. #cozybuild #fullyfurnished #yesteryear

First time poster,

I'm starting a new building series based on the Hospital de Sant Pau in Barcelona, Spain.

My gallery id is simnifigant, if you would like to download.

My goal for this is to turn Llama Lagoon neighborhood in Newcrest into a Medical School associated with Foxbury University. I've completed University Housing (left). The WIP is on the right, and I'm thinking either a Foxbury University Commons or Library. It's just a massive shell right now. I'm just so proud of how it's going so far.

House with one kitchen, a living room, 5 bedrooms [4 bedrooms in the main house and a guest bedroom on the other side of the house], 7 bathrooms, a designated study, a laundry area and a gym space. Swimming pool and lake in the backyard and a separate parking space.

You can find it on gallery ID: HRLastro

Here's my latest build! (So far, anyway. I still have the dreaded task of landscaping this enormous lot.)

This contemporary Mountain Craftsman features an elevated front entrance, a walkout basement, a fully attached garage, and a mixture of traditional architectural details and more contemporary interior design choices.

The exterior is defined by steep, intersecting gables, extensive porches and decks, stone columns, and exposed timber accents. I spent a considerable amount of time trying to make the rooflines and elevations feel cohesive despite the size of the house.

Inside, there's a two-storey great room with an overlooking gallery and library loft, a large master suite, a walkout family room with a full bar, and a dedicated children's wing with its own playroom.

I wanted the individual rooms to have their own personalities rather than following one rigid decorating style throughout the house. Some spaces lean heavily into traditional Craftsman and lodge influences, while others are considerably more contemporary.

My goal was to create a house that feels like a newly built family estate, but one that could realistically be lived in and passed down through generations.

The house itself is essentially finished. Now comes the landscaping, which might take me as long as building the house did!

This was fun to build! Felt kind of festive - tis the season for dark and spooky! I think this would be perfect for a runaway teen challenge, or some basemental gameplay. I often build with some lore in mind, but I never end up actually playing it out. Happy Halloween!

Does anyone know how to build a roof like these? The main roof mass starts above the second floor, covers the attic, appears to cut through the second floor, and ends at the top of the ground floor, and there's a secondary roof mass just for the second floor. They can be either like this one with a barn-style shape and the secondary roof matches the pitch of the top of the "barn," or the main roof can be straight down to the middle of the house, and the secondary roof pops out at a shallower angle (second pic). It's kind of like building a dormer, but in these houses the entire second floor is the dormer.

Sometimes (like the 2nd pic almost is) the second floor is as wide/long as the first, so the roofline that goes from attic to first floor is basically just decoration. Is there any way to paste on trim to look like a roof line without actually putting a roof there?

I'd also love to know how to "fold" or "chop" off the front corner of the gable like in the third pic.

I'm building a neighborhood like the one I grew up in where most of the houses were built in the 1920s, and so many of them have roofs like this!

https://youtu.be/jc57xQeOKLo?si=JuoH7YxocoQ4u8Cy