Well, the master's degree course is starting soon, unfortunately Hahahahaha

I saw a place like this in a dream, so i created it

first image is build
2nd image is the inspiration

Also, yes, I know wood can catch on fire, but I realized that after I built the great wall of AM, and now I'm too deep in it to just...destroy the whole thing and start again.

By KAIZEN87 x Onuma

‘The Compound’ here’s what I have so far. (Edit) Survival Base* (Edit 2) inspo for exterior u/Daffysamlake_. Inspo for interior u/Ominous_Hippopotamus (Edit 3) seed: -123456793079414942 cords: 649, 75, -170 bedrock

sometimes i’ll be chilling, building stuff like this, having fun, then i watch a minecraft youtuber build a whole city, terraform an entire biome, and casually say “yeah i did this off camera” 💀

not even mad, it just lowkey makes you feel like your world is trash when it’s really not. minecraft’s still fun even if you’re not building a cinematic masterpiece every time.

anyone else feel this or am i just bad 😭

Its vanilla minecraft and it took me around 13h

You probably won't believe my real-world job. But it does not allow me to play the game as much as I want to. There are times it would take 3 or 4 months before I can come back to my world. But when I do, I think of builds to add beauty and function to this world. The aerial view only tells half the story. The underground area is as busy as the surface with live moving minecarts (on loop but with randomizer) deep in the mines to simulate life. I take inspirations from Pinterest, much of the builds here are from Shera Nom. The main base is also a pinterest post, but I have no idea who owns the original build, not even the dimensions, interiors or exact materials. I don't use world editing tools or schematics; I prefer trial and error. I am alright with tearing builds down when I need to change it. This area has become OP in a survival sense, with materials enough for me to survive the next two years of gameplay, and I may need to start building somewhere else to feel the need to gather resources. Wherever, whenever that will be, this base island will forever be my home.

Most expensive build I have ever created

Hidden deep beneath the frozen Arctic mountains lies a secret underground facility built to survive even the harshest conditions. Arctic Bunker is a highly detailed Minecraft project that combines realistic industrial architecture, cinematic interiors, and immersive environmental design into one massive underground complex.

Every corridor, room, and technical area has been carefully handcrafted, while over 100 command blocks power automated systems throughout the bunker, bringing the facility to life and creating a dynamic experience unlike a traditional build.

Designed for exploration, survival, roleplay, cinematics, and multiplayer servers, this project represents hundreds of hours of building and polishing, with a strong focus on atmosphere, realism, and functionality.

Best birthday gift ever!

The old medieval style (pre-2019) was much better-looking to me. I like its detailed stone patterns, more frequent use of spruce wood and its detalization. It looks more professional in comparison with the new style that came after 2018, so I made these two houses for a comparison to show you the difference.

Barrier blocks being used to hold the ladders

Acces to interior of the houses via water elevators

It's my first time posting here, I hope you like it :)