This is Lehakir's latest project: 송향원/Songhyang Won. The name means "a garden full of pine tree scent".
As you can see the descriptions under the pictures this place sure has a lot of different names for different buildings, but that's just a Korean thing. Every name, and the "Jeong", "Gak", or "Jae" has meanings, and they are actually Chinese characters spoken in Korean.

1: "Songhyang" means "Pine tree scent", and "Won" means "Garden", so this is the name of the entire building, including the pond behind.

2: The first building, which is the main entrance to Songhyang Won, is Ip-hyang Gwan. "Ip-hyang" means "entrance to the scent" and "Gwan" means literally a building. These two are combined and makes the meaning: the building which the scent enters.

3: The pavilion next to the Ip-hyang Gwan is called Hyangbae Jeong. "Hyangbae" means "multiplying the scent" and "Jeong" means "a small pavilion" which combines and makes the meaning: the small pavilion that multiplies scent.

4: The building next, and connected to the Hyangbae Jeong is called Yeonghwa Lu. "Yeonghwa" means "to make it everlasting" and "Lu" meaning "a big pavilion sort of building that purposes for amusement", which combines and makes the meaning: a building that makes anyone last forever when entered, or to mean that the amusement lasts forever.

5: The building next, and also connected, to the Yeonhwa Lu is called Hyushin Gak. "Hyushin" means "to rest the body" and "Gak" means "a building", which combines and makes the meaning: the building to rest one's body, which I think is a good name for a library.

6: The building next, and again connected, to the Hyushin Gak is called Damsong Jae. "Damsong" means "to enjoy the pine tree" and "Jae" means "a house to rest", which combines and makes the meaning: a resting house to enjoy the pine tree, which I think is a good name for this hotel which its windows are towards the big pine tree.

7: Last but not least(phew), the pavilion located in the pond behind the Songhyang Won is called Silla Jeong. Silla is an ancient kingdom of Korea, and I named it so because the large pond behind is inspired by a pond that is supposedly made during the United Silla period.

Took 10 hours to finish it.

Lehakir's comment: I hope you all get to learn Korean culture by this build and draw more curiosity towards Korean and Asian culture and building.

Lebakir's comment: Does not deserve to comment on this one.

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The texture pack we use for this build is Chromahills.
http://www.chromahills.com/
The Shaderpack we used is SEUS
https://sonicether.com/
The version of Minecraft is 1.12.2
No mods.
Contact E-mail
Lehakir:mclehakirmc@gmail.com
Lebakir:lebakir@outlook.com