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The town follows a fairly uniform design language, using primarily birch and stone brick in all constructions. The first thing built in Lathoringia was a bridge spanning the river built in the traditional sturdy Lathoringian style of birch planks with birch log supports and protruding stone brick battlements. The next building of import was the "house of law", which is reportedly a court house and meeting place for any and all disputes. We come next to the "Sea Gate". The Sea Gate is a massive wall and tower structure built over the river on which Lathoringia lies. It is five blocks thick and the facade that faces the sea is made of stone brick and stripped birch wood planks making it near impossible to blast through under most circumstances. The latest and by far most impressive building Lathoringia has to offer is the grand castle of Lathoringia known as Seagrad. An utterly massive castle structure built primarily of stone brick and birch, it stands imposingly at the mouth of the river on the eastern bank. This structure was actually a commission ordered by LordArtimusIII and taken up by spiceymonkey1349 [[Uhovia|defacto ruler of Uhovia]] at the time. It was a collaboration build between the two of them.