Renaissance Three-Arcade Loggia
A freestanding Renaissance loggia with three ground arches, a stair-served upper gallery, balcony balustrade and layered cornice. Built for plaza speeches.
WorldEdit .schem available. No native .litematic file for this build.
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Minecraft Java Edition · Sponge .schem
Verification details
No revision-bound verification record is currently published for this build.
A 3D preview shows appearance, not game behavior. Bedrock conversion and Litematica compatibility are not verified unless separately recorded.
Quick Start
An open two-level civic pavilion with three traversable ground arches and an upper speech gallery reached by a real rear stair.
- 1
Enter through an arch
Approach the north facade and pass through any of the three broad arches into the open ground hall.
- 2
Reach the gallery
Walk to the rear of the pavilion, turn east and ascend the four-block-wide stone stair from its south end. The stair lands at the upper front gallery.
- 3
Address the plaza
Walk west from the stair landing to the center of the front balcony behind its balustrade. The upper gallery and ground benches suit roleplay gatherings.
The pavilion has no sealed rooms or redstone speech, trading or event mechanics.
Build Facts
JSON fact sheet- Dimensions
- 31 x 19 x 17 blocks
- Compiled blocks
- 3,007
- Category
- large build
- Updated
Curated by MinePilot from a CraftDAG component plan. Canonical page: https://www.myminepilot.com/builds/renaissance-three-arcade-loggia
Materials
3,007 blocksPlaced block counts · stack equivalents, not crafting ingredients. Expand for exact BlockStates.
Quartz Block1,16218×64 + 10
minecraft:quartz_block× 1,162
Stone Bricks80112×64 + 33
minecraft:stone_bricks× 801
Terracotta66710×64 + 27
minecraft:terracotta× 667
Smooth Quartz377Placed blocks
minecraft:smooth_quartz× 377Layer Guide
19 layersShowing the first 12 layers. Open the playground for the full interactive layer slider.
Import Guide
Java Edition- Download the protected
.schemfile for Renaissance Three-Arcade Loggia. - Place it in your WorldEdit or Litematica schematics folder.
- Load the schematic in-game, preview placement, then paste or build layer by layer.
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