Modern builds rely on clean, mostly white or light-grey materials (smooth quartz, white concrete), large windows, one accent material (birch or dark wood, black concrete) and hidden light sources set into the floor or ceiling. Less detail, more symmetry and open space.
Generated by Cyrus from a written design. Previews show a cutaway: the roof and the two front walls are hidden so you can see inside.
A 36 x 12 x 28 open-plan room: smooth quartz and white concrete, birch floor inlay, a raised lounge and light set into the floor.
Main blocks: smooth quartz, white concrete, polished diorite, chain, birch planks
A 32 x 14 x 32 atrium: a shallow water pool in the middle, white pillars, an open roof and a ring of glass.
Main blocks: smooth quartz, white concrete, birch planks, polished diorite, prismarine bricks
Cyrus builds open interiors with a flat or open roof. Curved glass facades, pools on terraces and multi-storey exteriors are beyond what it generates today.
A WorldEdit schematic (.schem, Sponge schematic version 3, for WorldEdit 7.3+ and FAWE) and a vanilla structure file (.nbt, for structure blocks and /place template). Both are made from the same build, block for block.
Yes, within the limits above: describe it in the build generator (for example "a bright modern open-plan living room with smooth quartz walls, big windows and a raised lounge area") or paste a picture.
