Left is an aircraft carrier loosely inspired by the USS Enterprise and right is loosely based off the USS Iowa

built this in a vanilla survival realm

sorry if my buttons cover the build

I keep seeing backrooms-esque builds in Minecraft on Pinterest, so I felt like making my own spaces from scratch. Took a good amount of hours since I'm on console. Definitely a WIP, these pictures also don't show everything. It's about halfway done, if I can stay inspired that long lol.

Survival (hence the nearly 2000 days) but didn’t know how to get rid of the hotbar at the bottom or take nice still aerial view captures like other people do so had to go into creative to fly 🥲

I would have posted this much sooner, but I found out this subreddit has a rule where a post must be 14 days old, so I had to wait a bit to post this. Anyways this is the house I made for myself that is next to the lab I posted here some days ago.

I’ve been wanting to build a castle in Minecraft survival mode for 8+ years. I finally locked in and after about a year of off and on playing I finished the outside of my castle! I have so many plans for the interior and surrounding area and I’m so excited to work more on this project 😁

This is a very simple and quite the easiest starter base that you can probably build in 3 minecraft days.

Couldn't decide which version of the shot looked best so here are the three I liked most

~600x900 plot built in version 1.12 back in 2019. This build showcases a monumental Gothic castle and some classical ruins, as well as several different styles of custom terrain. Very limited block choices and commands back in 2019, but even given that, I’m happy with the build today. Enjoy!

Renders by lakeshore5

I’ve wanted to bring this building into Minecraft for a long time, because, surprisingly, almost no one has recreated this tower in a decent way.
Actually quite happy with the result.

So I had been watching wifies both king in yellow series, SFAWTDE, and DAWTDE and I’m gotta say, I’m impressed their builds (despite creative). So I decided to recreate it in bedrock hardcore for my villager trading hall or storage room. The first and second are from wifies but the third is what I added for myself (inspired from Unstable Citadel library). Well these three builds aren’t that accurate but I tried at least and it took me 6 months to build all 3.

A bridge I have made for my survival world, really tried to experiment with different blocks for this one as it will be going over water I tried to convey that with the moss etc. Really pleased with how it looks, any extra tips would be greatly appreciated :)

it will never be furnished either.

A little warmth on an autumn night.

A building of many names! Then the Bank of Manhattan Trust Building, now the Trump Building, always at 40 Wall Street, this magnificent tower combines classic Art Deco and neo-gothic elements into record holding staple on the downtown New York skyline.

As always, it is recreated here in 1:1 to match its midcentury grimy look, it’s the newest addition to my solo recreation of history’s greatest skyline.

The courtyard consists of several key buildings: the Keep, the guard tower, which houses the barracks, the armory and the dungeon; the gatehouse with a drawbridge and two portcullises, the Church of Cat with a small decorative garden and a crypt underground, a tavern with horse stables on the ground level, a blacksmith, servant's quarters, a small storehouse and a well.

The Keep is made of two structures - old keep (smaller) and new keep (bigger). Entrance is through the new keep, past two gatehouses with portcullisess and a drawbridge, inspired by Rochester castle.
The Keep is a 6-floor building, 7 if you count the ground floor. Each floor is marked by its own color, though 4 and 5 ended up sharing one, as I couldn't come up with a fitting one.
Ground floor - kitchen and storerooms.
1st floor - Great Hall, library and Lord's study.
2nd floor - master bedroom for the Lord and Lady with a separate solar, dining room and main solar.
3rd floor - 2 main bedrooms with separate solars, for Lord's siblings or whatnot.
4th floor - 4 smaller bedrooms, for the children.
5th floor - 6 guest rooms. Though only two rooms have fireplaces and only 4 have windows, wasn't enough space for both.
6th floor - Ball room. I'm especially proud how this one turned out.

As a matter of fact, this is actually a third installation of the castle. The first one was too small, the second one was too large. And like the Three Bears fairytale, the third one was just right.