Bradmall – 5 Minecraft Town Square Centerpiece Builds

Hey guys how’s it going this is bravo come edge i hope you’re having a wonderful day i have got five town square centerpieces for you today i’ve got a well i’ve got a gazebo i’ve got a fountain i’ve got a cloth tower and i’ve got a statue with

A garden around it and these are all meant to be well as i stated centerpieces for town square sometimes it’s hard to find fillers for that center and so i thought of what would you find normally in the middle of a town square and i think these five ideas

Are going to inspire you and just kind of give you something that you can slap right in the center as a focal point for your town for that town square for people to gather around and i’m just i’m in love with everything that we’ve come up with

And i can’t wait to get in these and show you so let’s get going Okay to start us off what minecraft village wouldn’t be complete without a nice well and this one is a beauty let me tell you it’s definitely very um medieval fantasy wizard tower-esque especially with this roof man i just love this roof but let’s get into this here at the base

What we did we used a blast furnace stone bricks and then a polished black stone button right here on the polish on the polished on the stone bricks not the polish brakes but the stone brakes just add a little detail this blast furnace man let me tell you it is a

Detailed block in its own and whenever you use it you just get so much more out of it by just that single block right there and then to round it off we use stone brick wall and mossy stone brick wall mixed in but man i faced this furnace facing this

Way and you get this little extra added detail that nobody else is going to see but when you place it you look at it you’re like man that is perfect and then of course here on the corners we use smooth stone moving up to the pillars it’s a very simple design but

Man it adds a lot of detail this anvil and then a polished blackstone brick wall really any kind of wall would do and then just another anvil on top and let me tell you look at that look at how much different that feels versus just regular blocks going up or

Even just fence posts i mean fence posts work but man especially with the kind of the size that we’re working with man that is perfect on the inside here we use the grindstone and then an oak fence for our rope you know just kind of dropping down for our

Bucket or buckets down in the water and then it is suspended on this log and the log is suspended on itself too i really i just i really like the design of this it’s suspended with the chains and these oak planks or it makes it look like it’s suspended um

With those oak planks going across there and then it is attached to another spruce log fixture with barrels kind of fastening it all together and i think it just kind of adds a lot to look at when you creep up here and then over here this is where you come and you

You work the in my mind this is you pull this down and then it and then it lowers and raises the bucket here with another uh grindstone on top and bottom and then oak fence right there in the middle moving it up to the roof it is just we we made this

Nice shape we started with the shape on all four sides out of jungle planks jungle stairs and then a jungle slab there on the bottom of those stairs just to add a little bit more shape to it but just kind of work this shape out and then place some acacia fences right

There in the middle hung some lanterns um on a couple of sides there and then up here on the top just to give you one more level just a jungle trap door right there and that kind of just helps kind of fill out that shape there and help

Shape up the roof the rest of the way and all i did was just kind of frame that shape out with the gray concrete um and the and mixed in some gray wool in there and then added some walls and some fences just to kind of detail it out a little bit more

And there you go you get this nice kind of wizard s tower roof and one more thing that i love i love these jungle trap doors just kind of giving a little edge or a rim around all of the different levels when it goes up a new

Level it has that jungle just kind of carrying that color through the roof but yes i think i just i love how this well turned out there’s a lot to look at but it’s very easy detail that you can get together in your world for this nice well for your centerpiece

Let’s move on to the next one okay for our next design we’ve got this beautiful gazebo garden and don’t be intimidated just take some inspiration from all of the detail in this but it’s very easy all it is let the let the blocks do the work for you just pick some interesting blocks

Work with them and let that do most of the detail work for you and trust me you’re going to make something just as beautiful as this but to get down here on the bottom we use stone bricks some crack stone bricks stone uh stone brick stairs obviously there

And then some mossy stone brick and i just mixed in the cracked stone brick kind of here and there and then the mossy stone brick anywhere there was kind of a bush nearby or even by our flower beds kind of like the green was rubbing off or

You know the moss was actually growing from the greenery to that and it made sense in my mind um moving up to these pillars again these pillars are very beautiful very interesting underneath is just some oak trap doors and underneath that just a stripped oak

Log just to give you that kind of carry that color underneath there the beehive the lectern a cobblestone wall another lectern another beehive and then right on top just to add one more level of layer or level um of detail is just a trapdoor on top of that and those pillars

Man let me tell you they are beautiful and then to coming off here in our main area the sitting area coming off of these pillars the cobblestone wall is just upside down stair of the cobblestone another wall coming up underneath our log and then the oak

Gate but any gate will work here but whenever you put a gate next to a wall it lowers it down as you can see and so you get this nice curvature whenever you kind of throw those gates together side by side when one’s attached to the wall and it

Gives you that nice detail again let the blocks do the work for you over here on this side on our wings all the wings are the same we have an oak fence and just the oak gates and the oak fence dropping down again any any any wood texture or color would work

And then just gates on that side and then up here we just kind of shaped it out with the logs a little bit more just to kind of add a little bit more strength to the gazebo um on the wings we use the campfire design i really love that design again

Talking about letting the blocks do the work for you the campfire block is such a beautiful block and just does so much for you and then up here on top in our main part man so all of this is just the campfire block but up here i just kind of wrapped

On top of our logs the campfire again which just added just again just that little bit whoop just a little bit more detail in there and then just the beehive block again kind of filling out the top here and then up here just trap doors finishing

That and then we broke this we’ve got the vines hanging down with that and as you can see up here it’s a solid roof but these are sticking up a little bit more the reason why i did that is whenever you bring these vines on the inside

You can still stand underneath here and you can see the trap door through it so it’s not like here where you have to break the block you can actually it feels like a solid roof and then for our chairs we just use slabs trap doors and fences and then

Or no signs those are not fences those are signs and then on the sides we’ve got raised flower beds with spruce doors around them spruce trap doors around them just different flowers in and then this one down here is just a regular flower bed it’s not a raised one with

The trap doors just laying flat on the roof and then just some lanterns for some lighting and man let me tell you this is a beautiful we’ve got some hanging plants with the chains and the ferns and the flower pots there but this is a beautiful look man i

Really just wish this was built on the outside of my house right now that i could just go sit and enjoy but it’s going to look beautiful in the center of your town square let’s move on to the next one okay for our third design we have this very elegant looking fountain man

What makes it elegant what makes it fancy is just the quartz really just the court feels like a fancy block it just makes it feel elegant and so for our base down here we use the court bricks we use a smooth court stairs and smooth quartz slabs and mostly it’s

Made out of the bricks but we sprinkled in the stairs and the slabs as you go around just to kind of help shape it out a little bit more for these pillars it’s just the court pillar block and then the prismarine brick slab to cap it off and as you go around

The pillars that get one block taller so you’ve got what two three four and five and i think it just helps pull you through the build and it’s a very nice design for water instead of just making it plain jane we slapped in some prismarine walls in there

Um obviously those are waterlogged and then the inrod that’s sitting on top of there and then the lily pad just kind of sitting on the water just to add a little bit to the water so like i said it’s not plain jane our base it’s white concrete sprinkled in with some light gray

Glazed terracotta and that block right there i tell you what is the best glaze terracotta texture and color wise i just love this one and it just definitely fits the color scheme that we got going on here for the inside of this fountain here um obviously we got to be able to know

There’s water going up and so i almost i had an enchanting table in there i wanted to do something but the water going up there i think it looks good even though it’s flowing down and then it’s just kind of got some chains hanging down with some more glazed terracotta

And some cyan carpet on there just kind of an interesting window shape over on this side it’s just stairs making that so nothing special there but on the corners here we’ve got this be these nice statues and it’s very popular design nothing that i came up with

But you can see the shoulders there coming down the arms holding on to the sword the head is the iron block with a little hat there and then he’s kind of got what i see is one knee that he’s down on one knee and here’s the other knee sticking out

And we even sprinkled in the um chiseled cord block there and so yeah i think that was a nice design just to add a little bit of more detail for the base here so it’s not just a square um thing that the water’s flowing off for our pavilion or gazebo

Um our pillars are the supports is the in stone wall and then if you come around on this side to work out the shape it’s just smooth court blocks and then the smooth quartz slabs so there’s three of those blocks then the slabs on the ends and then the

Upside down stairs of that block and then another slab right there on top of that and just kind of create that shape and that kind of flows on up and then we sprinkled in the glazed terracotta whenever there would be you would see half of it again i don’t

Want to use too much it’s just half of it and i think it works out good we slapped some cyan stained glass panes there and then just kind of tapped it off with the in stone brick wall and another end rod on top of there then we’ve got some vines hanging down

And one more thing we’ve got these sole lanterns hanging down and those again also going around they get longer so kind of changing heights like the pillars but yeah again this is gonna be a beautiful design that you can put in your town square and man it’s

It’s gonna be great let’s move on to the next one okay for our fourth design we have this nice medieval style clock tower and let me tell you it is it is such a simple design but yet there’s enough detail that it just catches your eye and then you say

Man that’s not simple to me but just trust me it’s not hard it is very simple all we did down here on the base is just slap cobblestone stairs around the base of the logs as supports and i think that just adds a lot of detail whenever

You’ve got a pillar kind of like this slap a stair especially for this build style and it just adds a little bit more um for our shape here this is just a 5×3 this is a four by three and then the clock up here is a three by three so very simple

Um it’s just framed out with spruce logs and then on the corners here whenever there would be intersecting logs that they need to be bundled together we got a barrel right there and i think that’s a beautiful block that just kind of helps almost you know makes my mind

Think okay yeah that block could be tying all these logs together attaching them together down here on the bottom we just filled it up with some spruce planks and an upside down spruce stairs on the edge there and then the spruce trap doors just to kind of

Shape that doorway out a little bit more and then a lantern hanging in there moving up to the next part where the window is all we did is slap spruce stairs in the corners and then filled it out with the spruce trap doors and you get this nice diamond shape

For the backing here it’s just the strip birch log and the birch planks just kind of mixed and matched they don’t they do this pattern does not repeat on any of the sides this whole thing is the same thing on all four sides but this changes this pattern does and then some

Spruce fence right there for our window moving up for a clock again for the three by three it’s just the spruce stairs in the corner the bone block for the backing of the clock and then just a spruce fence and the stone buttons for our numbers up

Here and i think that’s a beautiful very simple design but yet it does the it does what it needs to do and it says i’m a clock uh moving on up to the next little section again we just used the uh the strip birch log and the birch plank um

Texture just kind of mix and match we slapped some grindstones up here i think it’s a very nice almost kind of masonry work up there at the top just to add a little bit of detail we shaped out this roof very nicely with just it’s a very simple shape upside down cobblestone stair

Uh and then a cobblestone block and then a right side cobblestone stair and then just repeat it and then up here it’s just a slab full block and then a stair facing that way so very simple design and on the corners where they meet it’s just a wall very beautiful very just

Another level of added detail right there that you can get then we just dropped down with some oak fences and then did our lanterns with the chains and again they’re all different heights just like our fountain just kind of mixing around definitely gives it a very fancy feel when you drop

It to different heights and then some lanterns up here at the top for the roof to finish it off we filled it in with spruce and then just slap these campfires on the top here and when you’re hanging when you’re sitting down here it just gives that little extra detail

That’s gonna grab someone’s attention that they’re gonna think i didn’t put that in my build but yet it is just it does the trick to grab attention just a little bit more but yeah let’s move on to the next one okay for the last build on this list we

Have this beautiful statue garden centerpiece and i’m excited to get in this one with you so we stair stepped up our kind of base down here we stair stepped up on slab level so this is slab starting off the stone brick and then the black stone slab and then

These are actually full blocks here so we just kind of went up at slab level and i’ll tell you why here in a second here whenever we get to the garden we have the smooth stone slab now i stair stepped up the slab because i wanted this to be a slab

Covering half of the iron gate there or the iron fans shouldn’t say iron gate but the iron bars because i just i don’t like this look seeing the full iron bars i don’t know i just i don’t like it but man where it’s just half of it

Up there it does it does a trick and then for the garden we just kind of some bushes and just different flowers that kind of fit a palette and so yeah a color palette and just kind of mix and match the single tall flowers and some double tall flowers and

Just kind of mix and match some foliage in there for our statue our base to wrap the base it’s just smooth stone going around it’s just three three three three and then one in the corner there and so that kind of starts off your shape for this here okay we’re just gonna it’s

All it’s all the same on all four sides but we’re just gonna focus on one side for this we used the chiseled stone brick um on all the corners here and then we used the prismarine or the andesite wall excuse me inside wall and then threw a couple more iron bars there

And then for our centerpiece here it’s just the stone brick stairs a regular one and then an upside down one and then we have the prismarine bricks and then the stairs repeat again and so that is that it’s just the same thing repeated on all four sides

It’s a lot of detail but it’s very simple once you have the block placement for back here we use the stone bricks and again we use the blast furnace to add a little bit of more detail with a very detailed block and i like how the base of this blast furnace kind of

Flows into that stone brick really nice and so just just a little bit of detail here on the corners moving up to move on to the next level it’s just stone brick stairs um around the top of our original what i just showed you and then we just kind of carried that design

Up to the top again just the chisel stone brick on the corners and a site wall but just one this time and one iron bar and then one prismarine in the middle and then just the stairs where they’re right up against the block this time the stone brick stairs and

Then we added this polished basalt where it’s facing us so you don’t see the this texture you just see the texture that’s facing almost kind of like it’s like a log so you kind of see that um facing you and then that just kind of finishes that out and for a little

Statue here it’s just a it’s just an anvil again the polish basalt a blast furnace the observer for the face and then we have the stone cutter kind of for the hat and then the andesite walls for the arms and then we made him a little um staff uh you know wizard

Staff type thing with the warp fence and then the brewing stand and then the lantern hanging down and i think that creates just a nice little statue there to put on top there but yeah this one i’m just really happy with how this one turned out

And i know it’s gonna look great as the centerpiece for your town square okay that completes my five town square centerpieces i hope that you enjoyed each and every one of these builds because i enjoyed building them i just really loved how each and every one of them turned out

And kind of have their own feel and definitely would be perfect to be sitting in a town square the center of a town square being a focal point um if you enjoyed this video help me out by throwing a like down below if you’re new to the channel consider

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