Survival Residence (1.19.2 - 1.19.3)

Version: 1.19.2 - 1.19.3 (100% Fabric and Sodium compatible)

Resource Pack: None (Better-leaves RP for illustration)

Mods: None (Plugins = WorldEdit & Optifine/Fabric)

Shader: BSL

Schematic available? Indeed!

Architectural Style: "Bont" a combination of Greco-Roman, classical, suburban, French-Country, and traditional (Who would have thought)
Short Description:

Architecture has standards; essentially a basis founded upon cultures that incorporates their own views in brick, stone, clay, wood, and even leaves and reeds. It evades no commonsense that human "evolution" in terms of architectural progress births men of different capacity and creativity. Simply put, in a traditional sense, we try different ideas conveyed by cultural exposure, and to some extent, through unique intent for places of worship and reverence.

However, bearing notice to this backdrop, it does not stop us to attempt an amalgamation of multiculturalism in our approach when constructing our buildings. Minecraft summons no court of judgement when merging elven and modern, medieval and contemporary, or oriental and Scandinavian. So, in the very least, it's fun to play with a mixture of different building styles irrespective of our bias, thus my latest build. She contains:
Build Composition:

- 7 unique Bedrooms
- 4 Restrooms
* 2 bathtubs
* 1 jacuzzi
* 4 toilets
- 2 Kitchens
- 3 Fireplaces
- 2 Indoor Dining areas
- 3 Aquariums
- Outdoors Dining area
- Entertainment Room
- Lounges
- Outdoors Bar
- Swimming pool
- Storage room
- Workshop
- 2 Laundry Lines And swing? Whyyyy!
- Alchemical room
- Attic
- Small archery (training area)
- Parking area with glued vehicle
- Fishing spot
- Sheep farm
- Agricultural zone with active crops
- Section for bee and honey cultivation
- All functional blocks that sets you up for your journey
- Huge underground cave system with deep channels
- Performance Mods both for Fabric and Forge (20-30% FPS boost)
- And intricate detail applied with the debug stick and invisible blocks

Quote, because why not:

"Don't be pushed by the fear in your mind. Be lead by the dreams in your heart."
Roy T. Bennett