I had to look at a lot of images online to get some inspiration for this build, then i had to keep going at it cos i work on my own. I found an image that i thought i could copy. The image itself was the only item i used to create this build. When i first started building this world file, i copied the details of the buildings one by one. BTW, each building in this world was built by hand, block by block. i used WorldEdit to lay down all the floors/roads that you will see.

The main areas are all quartz, as are the buildings. 99% of the roofs are made of brick and redbrick stair blocks. There are a couple of buildings that have netherrack roofs, with one of them with stone stairs for its roof, and a few of them are surrounded by brick slabs. There are grass areas with pine trees around them. The fences surroundings these and the other areas are either netherrack or oak. All the windows are clear glass. Also, the temple has quartz stairs added for effect. There are also a few of the structures with brown and orange glass in the ends of them, too. The small market place has stone slabs as 'covers' for the stalls in it. The walls that separate the planted areas from the inside are made from plain terracotta.

I really enjoyed building this world, which took me about 6 to 8 months to finish. The most challenging parts for me were the theatre, which i did using WorldEdit's hcyl command several times, and especially the large stadium. Building the straight parts were fairly easy, once i figured out the size of them. The extremely difficult part of this structure was the curved end. I tried several different approaches, even asking for help from various sources, but they didn't work for me. I just had to keep placing and destroying blocks until i finally got it right!!!

The land that surrounds the outside walls is patches of podzol, with fern bushes planted, and course dirt with lilac bushes. Most of the bushes were all planted by hand, one by one, until i also figured out i could use WorldEdit's copy/paste feature.

I hope whoever downloads this world build will have as much joy walking/flying through it as i had in putting it together.