I'm guessing you're here because you just don't know what to build in Minecraft. A game of unlimited possibilities and nothing is coming to mind. We've all been there. Not to worry though, I've got you covered with over 100 different building ideas to get the inspiration flowing. Why not try your hand at building your very own roller coaster or even an entire theme park? I transformed this Mushroom Island into an exhilarating ride, which is tons of fun. If that's a bit too fast-paced, why not go for something a bit slow, like a train ride around your base or just through the Minecraft terrain? Of course, if you do this, you're going to need to build a train station as a starting point. Keeping with the minecart theme, how about expanding your M shaft and placing some track down to the mines? Just make sure the entrance to your M shaft is nice and pretty too. Makes a big difference having all of this going on instead of just a 2X one hole in the wall. Since mining is a big part of this.

game. It could be a cool idea to build an old mining settlement that could serve as a functional mining area for you and also look good aesthetically. Each building could be a different aura finery. There could be an elevator bringing up the ores from the caves below, and on the surface, you could build multiple small carts or big wagons to transport everything around, not before loading them up with a crane, obviously. Any miners you have working here are going to need a place to rest, so I'd recommend a small campsite pitched up just beside the mining area. Oh, and just one more minecart-related build, then we're done for all of the trolley-related ideas with my mining settlement. Here in this big opening to the caves, I built some minecart tracks stretching across from wall to wall, then connected them all up on a loop track and set a minecart going around so that every now and again I just get a glimpse of the car shoot across, which I think is pretty cool. Another build on the industrial side of things that you could

whip up is a factory could just be a regular old factory, or it could have a purpose. I've got two main ones in my world: a bamboo Factory and a bee Factory for all of that delicious honey. The Farms are just underground, and the factory is built on top. But if you're not keen on a factory for your Buzzy Bees, why not build a giant Hive Instead? At least this way, it's nice and obvious what type of Pharm it is. Now for a few more builds I've already got going on around my current survival base. I thought it'd be fun to display all of the available armor trims in the game, so I made a dedicated building for it, a bit like a museum. Most of these builds are in the mountain, so to get around easily, I've had to do a bit of construction like this staircase that goes directly up and down, as well as this wooden bridge going across the Gap in the land. On the other side of the mountains, I've also made a stone bridge this time that's connected up to a tunnel going

directly through the rock. The other end of the bridge leads up to something that we'll get to later in the video. Just below the wooden bridge is a waterfall that goes through a water mill and then continues into another waterfall. But behind this, this is a secret entrance leading to an underground bunker. There's this big section of farming land that I put together, and it's one of my favorite parts of my world. I think we'll go Rapid Fire for this bit. We've got giant crop fields, a windmill, a farmhouse, and a ranch house. Yes, I'm counting them as two different things. A combined Harvester, multiple tractors, a barn, a silo, plenty of animal shelters, horse stables, and not that it's really built anywhere nearby, but if you got horse stables, then that means you could in theory make camel Stables too. Or really any ridable animal. Similar to the fields of wheat, you could also make some fields of flowers surrounding a cozy cottage. Lovely and colorful. Kind of related to farming. Just

not in the typical way. You could set up a permanent villager breeder in your world and auto dispense them out using Minecarts. I did it again. I really thought I was done with all the mine cart talk, but that actually is the last one. I think these villagers will most likely be needed for trading, so why not build a physical trading Hall as opposed to keeping them underground. Somewhere nearby my trading Hall, I've got this lovely green house, which is actually just a front for my underground sugarcane farm. That's a common theme for my world: make a big ugly Farm underground and build something nicer on the surface that connects it to the entrance or storage. It's a great way to combine both technical stuff and building. This super smelter is underground; however, this super smelter is actually inside of the building, which is really cool as you can see all of the inner workings of it. My blacksmith building here is actually an iron farm storage, and this Observatory is actually, wait, no, this is just an observatory.

another build you could do that will give you some good views is very simply a Lookout Point 360° view. Where you might just spot a balloon house floating by if it's anything like my world. I've got a few more builds in this area of my base that I've yet to mention starting with my XP machine that is constantly melting cacti using bamboo as fuel to give me a burst of XP whenever I need it. The Farms are, you guessed it, hidden away underground. Over here is also my nether portal, nicely decorated of course, covering up the obsidian and giving it a bit more of an impressive entrance. And not forgetting my main base which might be an obvious idea but it is worth mentioning even though I have all of these other builds going on. This one is the main place that I go to, basically it's my storage room. Something you could try your handout is some custom Landscaping. You could transform a part of the regular terrain into something much more detailed but that could be a

bit too much perhaps go with something simpler like a few custom trees or even just a custom pond. Add some campfires underground, and now you've got some hot springs. Customizing the landscape in this way can really improve the look of your world and just makes everything feel a bit more connected. If you do it all over, another way to link builds up in a super simple way is by adding pathways. Even if you don't use them, I do think they are great little additions. Building things for the many animals in this game is always a fun idea. A dog house, for instance. Now that there are all of the new wolf types, you can make a big mansion for all of them. You could also do the same with the frogs too, and the three types of them you can get a hold of. If you haven't already got yourself a sniff EG and hatched it, you definitely should try and find one and set the sniffer up on their own private island. Or maybe something a bit simpler for the adorable fox, like a little den.

perhaps creating homes for these animals isn't your thing, and you want to create the animal itself. Why not make a big statue of one like this giant frog or even this sniffer build, which is actually a livable base inside. There are many of the naturally generating structures you can build upon or around or even entirely transform. I built my very own desert pyramid to cover up my ugly mob farm, though yours doesn't have to be quite this size. It did take a lot of time. When the ruins were added to Minecraft, I went in search for one and fully excavated it, essentially turning it into a historical dig site. I've also made my own ocean monument in place of the original one that was once there, much more impressive. And this build is right by my world spawn, where I've made a huge monument in the place that actually popped into existence. So whenever I spawn back here, it's always around on or in this tower. Let's just head to the Nether quickly as there's plenty of things to build in there too.

such as a Nether Hub to easily link up all of your builds in the Overworld. Then you can make tunnels or tracks to all of the individual portals. Obviously, there's plenty of farms you can build here too. A couple of my favorites that are fun to put together and can look really nice from a building point of view are a Gold Farm as well as a Blaze Farm back in the overall. Now at my Pirate Cove with some ships built in the water further out at Sea is a custom volcanic island that really adds to the atmosphere for this area, most of which is my pirate village located a bit further up on the land, which leads me to another rapid-fire list of ideas. Different custom Village types you could build: a Riverside swamp Village, a Mesa village with colorful houses stacked on top of each other, a cozy Countryside Village, a village up in the Treetops, an impenetrable Village to defend against raids, or even a Japanese-inspired Village in the Cherry Grove. Of course, you would have to build some act

of Temple there too something that I think gets forgotten about a lot in Minecraft is your bedroom. It's not really something you need as long as you've got a bed placed down somewhere nearby you're all good, but it can be a lot of fun to set up a proper bedroom and will be somewhere you visit a lot, most likely every night. Really, I recently finished a build Series where I made a house for every main biome in the game, where each house will be made out of the resources found in that specific biome, most of the time anyway. So, you could always give that a go to if you wanted. This Mushroom House, for example, was made on the Mushroom Island, and it's kind of like a mushroom tree house, though you could just build a regular Treehouse too. Now, for some Base building ideas, how about a classic underground base, or maybe an inground base with an open roof, a hobbit hole for a bit of a fancier underground house, or even a house perched on a Cliffside to get all

of the good views, you could make a tiny castle if you're just getting started. But then upgrade it into something much bigger. In the lake game, building a chalet out in the mountains is always a good idea. Or even just constructing a regular old Minecraft house with no theme other than it's just really big with enough space for everything you need. If you're up for a bit of a challenge, then why not make an underwater base. You could even turn it into an underwater city. Just make sure you get a conduit set up, otherwise it might be a bit of a struggle. Remember earlier I said we'd come back to what's at the end of my stone bridge in my base. Well, it's one of my most recent builds and personally a real favorite of mine. A massive monolith, this one is floating into space for some reason or another. But having something like this really adds that level of fantasy and mystery to your world that I just love. Of course, it doesn't have to be quite this big. You can very easily make up some smaller.

monoliths too. Even adding something like a shrine can give that same feeling of history and lore. One of my other builds that adds a little bit of Mystique to my world is this amethyst cave, which looks quite pretty too, mainly because of the amethyst, which is why I also built an entire amethyst tower. All that we're left with now are the few miscellaneous ideas that I couldn't really weave into any of the other builds, so I'm just lumping them on the end here, starting with a haunted house for Halloween time, as well as a medieval school. Though I'm sure you could somehow combine the both into a haunted school, which could be interesting too. A small bell tower is always a nice addition to have in your base, or even a local shop selling some items, which might be a bit more handy if you're on a server. I'm not sure you have many customers otherwise. There are lots of small starter microfarms you can build, which not only will help you get going, but can also be covered up to look

aesthetically pleasing, instead of just a big Redstone mess. If you do lots of potion brewing, maybe consider making a specific Brewing house. This idea is a classic: a simple fishing Hut where you can come to relax and fish away your troubles. And finally, one of my more recent builds that was a lot of fun to put together, and that is a parkour course consisting of multiple different levels all leading up to my custom end portal room, which I suppose can be a bonus idea on the end. Here, you could definitely make the original look of the stronghold room much more unique. So there we go, everybody, that was over 100 build ideas for your Minecraft survival world. If you feel like 100 wasn't enough, then lucky for you, I have another video that I previously made with 50 additional build ideas that I haven't mentioned in this video, which you can check out here on the end screen. Thank you ever so much for watching. I really hope you enjoyed. Bye for now.

100+ Build Ideas for Your Minecraft Survival World!

100+ Build Ideas for Your Minecraft Survival World!