Warehouse Row

Warehouse Row - A Builder's Resource

This is a a collection of small- to medium-sized Medieval (Tudor) warehouses. This project is largely intended to be a resource for other builders, who can pick and chose which buildings (if any) they wish to incorporate into their own projects. Although the warehouses are built onto a continuous wharf, its not intended to be placed in toto, but rather individual structures should be clipped out - using a tool such as MCEdit - and pasted separately into the gameworld where they would best fit.

I  include them all in one schematic (rather than as a zip with a different schematic for each structure) file mainly so they can be viewed through the Schemagic tool on PlanetMinecraft.

As to the content itself, there is not much to be said. These are warehouses, which are hardly the most exciting structures in the world. Although placed along a wharf in this project, they can be used without much difficulty pretty much anywhere. More specifically, there are seven actual warehouses, one crane and a dock-master's office. All strucutres are fully furnished, which largely means they have lots of crates and shelving.

I am making this schematic available to the public so others can use them in projects of their own.

As with all my projects, designed to be used with the JohnSmithLegacy texture pack.

Feedback  is very welcome so leave a comment if you find this interesting or  useful. Like what you see? Click on the "diamond" in the upper left.

The crane and two of the smaller warehouses (#3 and #8, counting left to right) are designs are based on video tutorials by MrArcherMC. Although the buildings are all built and modified by me, the basic design owes a lot to his wise tutelage.

If you like this design, please check out sone of my other projects, such as the Walled Medieval Town, my Motte & Bailey Castle, the Greenfeathers Inn and the Hill Manor. Many of these structures were constructed for use in my Medieval Port City.

You are welcome to use this design in any non-commercial mod or design of your own. If you make the project available to the public, please give me proper attribution for my work and link to my PMC member page. Also, I would appreciate if you would provide me with a link to any publically-available project using my work.