10. Gothic Bell Tower Granary
Introduction
A granary that doubles as a bell tower provides both grain storage and a functional town bell to summon farmhands and villagers.
What This Idea Means
This concept combines utilitarian food storage with religious or municipal gothic architecture, featuring pointed spires, buttresses, and a hanging brass bell.
How to Make It
Build a tall square tower using stone bricks and deepslate tiles. Leave the upper chamber open on all four sides with gothic pointed arches. Hang a bell in the center, and top the entire structure with a soaring copper roof tipped with a lightning rod.
Tips and Variations
- Store chests filled with wheat, potatoes, and carrots on the lower floors.
- Use tinted glass windows on the middle levels to keep the interior dark and mysterious.
Needs to Make That Thing
- Stone Bricks and Deepslate Tiles
- Bell and Lightning Rod
- Cut Copper Blocks (Waxed)
- Chests and Barrels