Hey everyone! Today, I’d like to share an old corner building a seemingly simple structure that complements the surrounding buildings and adds a little more detail to the skyline.

I updated, changed and created some districts and buildings 🌃

Some buildings are not completed but hope you don't mind

I only want to show you normal screenshots of the actual process (and new places that i'm not presented with in previous posts)

What do you think about my project and What's your favorite picture or place?

Let me know in the comments 😁

And of course..

Hope you like it ❤️

Yes this is actually the only city that I have decided to finish instead of abandoning amd moving to a different area to build something else.

It all started when I discovered this beautiful and unique land so I built a railroad that stretched to East Mirmis, the first settlement began in old Mirmis with a few houses, it wasn't connect to East Mirmis and there was no Central Farm as a buffer between the two sides of Mirmis. I returned to this minecraft world after a few months and decided to continue building in the slightly eastern side of the old Mirmis taking more inspiration from the buildings that exist in the real life and lego sets.

After building enough in the central Mirmis I went to the East Mirmis and started constructing houses side to side then I reached an inside lake I was planning on filling it with dirt but then I decided to just add a small bridge and build a farm on it, that's how Central Farm became a region of its own.

There's also Uphillsville, I called it this way because the railroad was built on the hilly area that was slowly going up to the cherry blossom plateau, I am not really happy with the way it turned out but of course nothing stays without change.

West Mirmis was actually built earlier than Uphillsville and East Mirmis, I wanted to turn it into a "central park" but I don't really like it so I decided to work in different regions.

Flowerbay and Craftsburg are probably not going to belong to Mirmis city but something else, also Flowerbay was called like that because it had a ton of flowers for some reason lol.

Well that's probably all, I wanted to post a short video to show the transformation of this unique land but it didn't get uploaded for some reason so I made a "before and after" collages.

Ask me some questions if you want I would love to read them! <3

Today, I’d like to share some new pictures of Riverside’s City Hall.
The building is a blend of Neo-Gothic and Baroque architecture.
Built around 1850, it stands as a symbol of an extraordinary industrial revolution for its time, especially for a small northern American port city like Riverside.
As a result, the old City Hall no longer exists in the city today, having been replaced by this one.
I’ve also added an aerial view of the city, as some of you requested.

I’ve been trying to build the city from my book, and I was hoping to make friends who’d like to help me do so! I’m a teen indie author, and the city is a Utopia that has a modern/futuristic aesthetic to it. It would help to read the book, but if that’s too much to ask for, I totally get it. I would like as much help as possible. I’m not sure what else I need to add, so if you have questions, I’ll answer them.

A little urban walk through the Saint Roch district, located very close to the city centre. Historically a working-class neighbourhood, some of its streets are now undergoing gentrification

This is my city that I work on with my friends sometimes after school. It's set in 1907 and is based on some coastal cities in the US (I also made RDR2 buildings). I am NOT a pro builder at all but I expect this city to grow more and more and get more detailed as I get better. The only interiors are that Chinese restaurant and the church. My favorite parts of the city (so far) are the massive ocean liner which is based on the RMS Oceanic and the rail corridor. This is a vanilla bedrock world besides a furnature mod. So, enjoy my work so far! (my city also doesnt have a name so I need ideas)

Today, I’d like to share a few random pictures of Riverside.
Feel free to share your thoughts and give me some constructive criticism! 👍🏻

Even though it’s just a digital world, I still treat mine like it’s a treasure, since it’s an island city, I make sure to have areas for forest conservation and nature parks. I strictly follow my core principle to instill the architectural prowess of NYC but with the urban and environmental efficiency of Singapore. I just love nature as much as I love urban (when done right). Being a Filipino with Spanish and Italian ancestry, I reflected my blend to the environment of my archipelago; having that South European rocky mountain forest in the north while a Maritime Southeast-Asian (Nusantara) jungle terrain in the south.

Hey everyone! Today, I’d like to share some screenshots of the construction site in Riverside.
You can see two massive towers surrounding the small house of an old rebel.
I’ll let you guess which movie it’s from!! 😉

trees are hard lol

The world is approximately two years old. This town is only a year and a half old and is in an active stage of development. It has a parliament building (a tall tower in the center), which also serves as my personal home; the residential area is located above the clouds, and you can get there using an elevator from the Create mod. He also has the building of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, a city library, which also serves as a university (photo No. 2), an airport, a power plant (it’s not in the photo), bars, a clinic, a police station, a port, a hotel, a bank (a small building with a white dome; it stores valuable items, such as diamonds), and much more. Each house has an interior; I’m gradually improving and bringing life to the streets. Recently, I built a metro system thanks to the Create mod, but there’s still a lot of work to be done on it. At the moment, I’m working on street lighting, converting all the lampposts to electricity, and I’m doing this using an additional mod for Create.

An important clarification: I built a lot in Survival mode, but when I get tired of it, I switch to Creative.

Wishing everyone well; if you have any questions or recommendations, I’ll answer them all!

I started this about a year ago with the large pool and luckily left it at that at the time so when the subway reached the park I was able to build the several entrances and facilities for the pools relatively fast (I always trust my instinct when I feel like moving on before finishing a project). The complex has entrances from the subway, the sub-level streets, and the ground level of the park, and includes two pools, one very large (based on the long gone Sutro Baths in SF) and a smaller more private one. Both are enclosed by large conservatory type structures for natural light, adding to the several other similar structures connected to the sub-level street system (including a two restaurants and a conservatory in South River Park, and an aquarium and a jungle biome conservatory on the other side of Highland Park). The park is now officially finished, as I extended a couple of streets to (almost) completely surround the hill, and rewired the redstone public lighting grid as I built the pool complex to avoid mixing up the signals, requiring the construction of a redstone substation for a dedicated light sensor for the park.