Chazzed

Thank you! I unfortunately seem to have misplaced the save that I sourced this roughly year old screenshot from. I think I know where to get it back, but I guess we'll see.

Before anyone points it out... I know that the building is uneven. It was partly unavoidable but mostly intentional. I build on the philosophy that not everything will be perfectly even and straight- for the overwhelming majority of history, things were not built with modern blueprints, let alone precision tools. If it stood and kept the weather out, that was usually enough. I think there's a beauty in that. The raw simplicity of a building that looks just fine and functions just fine. If that single wall freaks you out, you don't want to see the interior...

I made this build a little while ago. It's part of a larger medieval seaside village I'm veeerrryy slooowwllyy working on and only uses a single modded block for the railings. I also got help from a friend who may make themselves known in the replies if they wish. I did a lot of the construction but they helped advise and refine the final product, which is equally as important. It's meant to imitate medieval constructions, without a specific regional style (though it's probably closest to something Anglo-Saxon). This specific building is a warehouse set upon a large granite foundation. There was supposed to be a stone dock somewhere, maybe extending from the foundation of the warehouse itself, but I evidently didn't get around to building it. I just wanted to get some thoughts on the exterior appearance, or at least the angle/framing of the picture attached. The inside is complete and I can post it if anyone wants to see it.