To begin, the basic walls were created. After creating a plain square wall, I realised that they needed some wooden struts in order to look better. These struts were added and everything was lined up in order to maintain modularity.

After creating the wall with struts, duplicates were made and reformed into two different doorways; a rounded doorway and a straight one, with the struts lining up to the main wall on the straight doorway.

With the doorways created, a window wall was next. The wall with struts was used in order to maintain the same proportions, but a hole was added in the wall.

A separate window was also created, for use with any of the other walls, to give the user more choice.

Using proportions from the main doorways, doors were created to fit in them, along with a door handle.

A roof section was created, and then shorter and half pieces were created from the same layout, maintaining the style.

Two versions of a roof mid-section were created (each in two sizes) using a duplicated original roof section.

To cover the open ends of the roof pieces, end walls were created, and then half pieces were created from them.

Using the pieces created, I created a makeshift buildings to test the modularity. In doing this, I noticed that some pieces were not correctly measured, and edited the models to make it fit correctly.

After adjusting the models from before, a few extra assets were created, including two half walls, a wooden pillar and two stone pillars.

Textures are created for each of the following:

Tiles - Blue and Red variants

Wood Texture

Stone Brick Texture

Wall Texture

Metal Texture

Opaque Glass Texture

The texture pack is complete, unwrapped and textured, as displayed below