Recently I won a lot in Nimaro from a lottery on the forums. While I was on vacation I decided to make the blueprint by combining features of my favorite houses on my block. Here's a look:



~~~~ THE INSPIRATION HOUSES ~~~~

Inspiration 1: Greenhouse and Porch



I selected this house because I loved how the shade under the greenhouse could be used for a porch, something I thought would be hard to do in the front but still really wanted. It also "Kills 2 birds with 1 stone" by allowing me to have a garden area exposed to natural light without flattening my roof completely.

Inspiration 2: Stained Glass Windows



Even though it is pretty impossible to make stained glass on Minecraft (But colored transparent blocks would be a nice addition) I decided to just make large windows on the ground level near the entrance (Entrance position is undecided currently, thus not included yet in blueprint)

Inspiration 3: Roof Extensions



I felt having these extensions on the roof would make the design more abstract and less... square. I am not sure about including a chimney and it may be moved to the back of the house.



~~~~ THE BLUEPRINT ~~~~



The design uses a greenhouse above a porch on the left, Glass windows on the front and right side, and an extended second floor. Inside there will be many rooms including bedrooms, offices, a kitchen,, a living room, and an attic. Altogether it will be 3 stories high. I think the main entrance will be from the porch on the side. (Not including Cellar/basement)



~~~~ THE MATERIALS ~~~~

Tudor houses incorporate a nice balance of neutral colours and high contrast. To do that, I will need:

**** Extirior ****

Cobblestone and/or Moss Stone

Netherbrick and/or Pine Wood

Netherbrick Steps

Clay Blocks or White Wool

**** Interior ****

Wood Steps

Fences

Paintings

Netherrack

Bricks

Multicoloured Wool

Beds



Well, that's the design so far! This is my first time building something that isnt a square, rectangle, circle or hexagon. Instead I am experimenting with shapes and designs. I'd like some constructive critisism. Is this good for a first multi-shape design? Any improvements you would make?

Thanks for reading and I can't wait to build the house once im back home!

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Thanks! ^^

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Thats not really a blueprint too work off first of all...

Blueprint, rough sketch, same difference.