Building a Custom Structure That Fits the Map's Style

Matching the Aesthetic

Observe the map's existing architecture before building. Modern areas use concrete, glass, and clean lines with tall vertical designs. Traditional zones feature wood, stone, sloped roofs, and smaller footprints. Choose your building's location first—it should complement nearby structures, not clash with them.

Material Selection

For modern builds, use dark concrete, glass panes, and dark wood for contrast. For traditional Japanese style, use spruce or dark oak wood, stone, and decorative elements like lanterns and fences. Study the existing buildings' proportions and color palettes.

Integration Tips

Leave space for pathways and don't block major sightlines to landmarks. If building near the shrine or onsen, keep your design modest and respectful of the peaceful aesthetic. Add interior details—furniture, decorations, and functional rooms—to match the map's level of polish. Consider how your building connects to nearby streets and whether it needs parking or garden space.