Theme: Gothic
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37 views ❘ 3 weeks ago
This build is a torture-themed jail structure for Minecraft version 1.10. Materials Required 21 block...
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15 views ❘ 3 weeks ago
A unique cathedral design featuring a prominent stone exoskeleton. The interior is currently an open...
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25 views ❘ 3 weeks ago
This is the Evil Inc. Minecraft schematic, a unique house and base design by jxtgaming. It is perfect...
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40 views ❘ 3 weeks ago
This is a magnificent Minecraft build featuring a Gothic Cathedral, presented in striking white and green...
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34 views ❘ 3 weeks ago
This is a detailed Minecraft build of a mini Gothic cathedral, primarily constructed from sandstone....
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38 views ❘ 3 weeks ago
This Minecraft schematic features the Warden Stash, a unique structure designed by brodytutewiler. It...
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29 views ❘ 4 weeks ago
This is a miniature Gothic cathedral build for Minecraft, meticulously crafted with 13,651 blocks. Designed...
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33 views ❘ September 30, 2026
This is a grand Victorian-style house, imported directly from a custom world. It is partially furnished...
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39 views ❘ September 28, 2026
This impressive Minecraft build features a grand Gothic cathedral constructed with a significant amount...
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37 views ❘ September 23, 2026
A classic cathedral with a fully completed exterior, featuring stained glass windows in its prominent...
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37 views ❘ September 23, 2026
A distinct French Baroque-style highrise structure, designed with intricate architectural details characteristic...
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39 views ❘ September 23, 2026
This striking castle tower, designed by Aimeka, offers a magnificent Gothic architectural style. Its...
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163 views ❘ September 20, 2026
Explore this imposing gothic castle, expertly crafted using deepslate, blackstone, and red nether bricks....
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39 views ❘ September 20, 2026
A temple structure dedicated to the Four Great Cardinal Zombies, featuring sacrificial altars. This build...
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59 views ❘ September 20, 2026
This build is a PVP arena designed with a ruined aesthetic, perfect for intense player-versus-player...














