The palette

Stone bricks, polished andesite and smooth stone for the podium, chiseled stone bricks at its corners, a few cracked and mossy stone bricks and andesite, stone brick stairs for its steps, polished andesite slabs for the columns' round feet; stripped spruce logs for the massive columns, spruce planks, stairs, slabs and fences for beams, floors and the balcony railing, stripped spruce wood for the brackets with dark oak stairs and slabs, dark oak logs for the head beams and purlins, dark oak planks for ceilings and the plaque's frame; calcite for the white plaster; spruce trapdoors for the lattice and door leaves, dark oak trapdoors with white wool for the windows, dark oak fences for the guardians' grilles; red terracotta, brown terracotta, brick stairs, white wool and black wool for the two guardians; red wool, red concrete and polished blackstone with a glowstone heart for the giant lantern; stone bricks, stairs and slabs for the grey tiles, polished andesite for the ridges; gold blocks for the plaque and the gable ornaments, lanterns on iron chains.

Techniques

• Massive columns
• Guardian niches
• Three-stepped brackets
• Two roofs
• A recessed gable

The steps

1. Stone podium and its steps
2. Round stone feet of the columns
3. Massive wooden columns
4. Head beams through the columns
5. The doors' line: threshold and lattice over the passages
6. Guardian niches and their lattice screens
7. Two red temple guardians
8. Giant red lantern in the middle passage
9. Three-stepped brackets of the lower storey
10. Skirt roof of dark tiles
11. Balcony brackets and floor
12. Balcony railing
13. Upper columns
14. Upper walls: doors, lattice windows and white plaster
15. The temple's name plaque
16. Three-stepped brackets of the upper storey
17. Great roof: the dark tiles and the gables
18. Great roof: the ridge and its raised ends
19. Lanterns under the eaves

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