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A grand cathedral inspired by the iconic Notre Dame de Paris.

This build is constructed using traditional Minecraft blocks, capturing a classic aesthetic.

Materials Required

33 block types · 298,668 blocks · 85×179×239

Stone Bricks194,847
Cobblestone Wall33,171
Stone Brick Stairs17,208
Spruce Planks17,017
Red Stained Glass4,947
Spruce Slab4,240
Torch4,190
Cobblestone2,766
Stone Stairs2,566
Yellow Stained Glass2,472
Orange Stained Glass2,237
Spruce Stairs1,584
Stone Brick Slab1,327
Smooth Stone Slab1,284
Cobblestone Slab1,233
Green Stained Glass1,183
Lime Stained Glass1,090
White Stained Glass1,022
Oak Log981
Oak Button922
Redstone Lamp545
Blue Stained Glass480
Lever358
Ladder301
Purple Stained Glass232
Stone Button158
Chiseled Stone Bricks90
Magenta Stained Glass76
Spruce Door72
Redstone Block31
Pink Stained Glass18
Oak Trapdoor16
Glowstone4

Before You Build

This build uses 298,668 blocks across 33 block types – about 4,667 stacks in total, or 173 shulker boxes worth of material. It occupies 85×239 blocks of ground and stands 179 blocks tall.

What to bring first

Stone Bricks – 194,847 3044 stacks + 31
Cobblestone Wall – 33,171 518 stacks + 19
Stone Brick Stairs – 17,208 268 stacks + 56
Spruce Planks – 17,017 265 stacks + 57
Red Stained Glass – 4,947 77 stacks + 19

Survival or creative?

Every block in this build can be obtained in survival, so it can be built by hand without creative mode or commands. You will need Silk Touch for Glowstone.

Moving parts

It includes Lever, Redstone Block, Redstone Lamp, so check the mechanism still works after pasting – redstone state and item-container contents do not always survive a paste.

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