Do you have some free time and are unsure how to spend it? Why not enhance your building skills in Minecraft and impress users with something fresh and unique, like a complex architectural structure inspired by real life? Builder Joker Collison drew inspiration from the magnificent United States landmark—the historic Woodburn Hall at West Virginia University—and recreated its stunning replica using blocks in the virtual world of Minecraft!
Adjacent to the nearby buildings Martin Hall and Chitwood Hall, the campus of West Virginia University features an area known as Woodburn Circle, which is listed on the National Register of Historic Places in the USA. Woodburn Hall itself stands out as one of the most iconic structures on campus, currently housing the College of Arts and Sciences. This building boasts a rich history that enhances its appeal for tourists and researchers alike.
In Minecraft Bedrock, it’s challenging to convey the historical significance of the structure, and the virtual rendition of Woodburn Hall may not be as captivating as the original; however, there are certainly enough elegant details that will attract many map visitors.
Although the estate’s grounds could serve various purposes, a decision was made to plant a dark oak forest around it, providing privacy and adding an air of mystery to the site. The map is located within the economic section of Realms—a space where residents simulate real life filled with businesses, workers, industries, government regulations, and even taxes. As the creator of this world, Joker Collison acts as the bank manager and, consequently, the head of state.
The cost of materials amounted to 11,000 gold coins, and the map creator recently stated: “I have made a fortune and plan to reinvest my gold back into the economy to create something new.”
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