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== Buildings == | == Buildings == | ||
At the center of town, a church | ===Catholic church=== | ||
At the center of town, a church was built by JuztinVestigium. It was completed on July 1st. The church is oriented east, which is indicated by the ''ad orientam'' altar. A hidden undercroft beneath the church contains a museum among other things, which was completed on July 3rd. In the museum, built by Confiqson, the town's history is being displayed. On July 6th, ConfiqSon added a statue in front of the church, holding the local flag of New-Amsterdam. | |||
===Abandoned structures=== | |||
Outside of the town’s initial perimeter one can also find some other buildings, which had been abandoned. These edifices were not officially part of New-Amsterdam, but were probably left behind by a small unknown community. Currently, they are annexed by New-Amsterdam. | Outside of the town’s initial perimeter one can also find some other buildings, which had been abandoned. These edifices were not officially part of New-Amsterdam, but were probably left behind by a small unknown community. Currently, they are annexed by New-Amsterdam. | ||
===Town hall=== | |||
On July 7th, the exterior of the town hall was finished. Its flags and architectural design should illustrate the colonial style of New-Amsterdam. This official building is facing the church tower, unifying religion and state. The mayor’s office may be found within this building, as well as helpdesks for legal matters. | On July 7th, the exterior of the town hall was finished. Its flags and architectural design should illustrate the colonial style of New-Amsterdam. This official building is facing the church tower, unifying religion and state. The mayor’s office may be found within this building, as well as helpdesks for legal matters. | ||