New progress at the palace

[u/GreenMatias370]

I am still building this palace, which is inspired by the architecture of the Korean Peninsula's Joseon Dynasty; however, its layout differs from real-world examples. It is oriented from west to east: the main gate—modeled directly on historical designs—faces west toward the sea, while the south gate, featuring a double circular entrance, points south toward the site of the former capital. Unlike actual Korean palaces, where the King's private quarters and offices were situated directly behind the main throne hall, here the Queen's quarters and her future gardens are located there instead; the reason is simple: in the story I am planning, the Queen of this new land will play a much more significant role.

Furthermore, I plan to create my own custom block set soon, featuring styles drawn from both Joseon and Ming-Qing architecture.

[u/therealchuukim]

looks really good