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This palace would be a self-contained city, capable of hosting thousands of people while maintaining its grandeur and functionality. It would be a symbol of power, culture, and luxury, reflecting the wealth and ambition of the fictional kingdom it represents.
This palace would be a self-contained city, capable of hosting thousands of people while maintaining its grandeur and functionality. It would be a symbol of power, culture, and luxury, reflecting the wealth and ambition of the fictional kingdom it represents.
===Hall of Kings===
*'''Salle des Rois  - (''English'')Hall of Kings 
=== Hall of Nations===
*'''Salle des Nations  - (''English'')Hall of Nations 
=== 3. Administrative Buildings===
*'''Bâtiments Administratifs  - (''English'')Administrative Buildings 
=== 4. Smaller Palaces===
==== Summer Palace==== 
*'''Palais d'Été    - (''English'')Summer Palace 
==== Winter Palace==== 
*'''Palais d'Hiver    - (''English'')Winter Palace 
==== Guest Palaces==== 
*'''Palais des Invités    - (''English'')Guest Palaces 
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=== 5. Theaters===
==== Grand Opera Theater==== 
*'''Grand Théâtre de l'Opéra - (''English'')Grand Opera Theater 
==== 4 Smaller Theaters==== 
*'''Théâtre des Pièces '''(for plays ) 
*'''Théâtre de Musique de Chambre''' (for chamber music) 
*'''Théâtre Expérimental''' (for experimental performances) 
=== 6. Card Club===
Cercle des Cartes  - (''English'')Card Club 
=== 7. Outdoor Music Venues===
Scènes Musicales en Plein Air  - (''English'')Outdoor Music Venues 
=== 8. Tourney-Jousting Field===
Champ de Tournoi et de Joute    - (''English'')Tourney and Jousting Field 
=== 9. Tennis Facility===
Cour de Tennis  - (''English'')Tennis Court 
=== 10. Archery Venue===
Champ de Tir à l'Arc  - (''English'')Archery Venue 
=== 11. Aviary===
Volière Royale  - (''English'')Royal Aviary 
=== 12. Gardens===
==== 5 Formal Gardens==== 
  Jardins Formels    - (''English'')Formal Gardens 
==== 7 Flower Gardens with Seasonal Blooms==== 
  Jardins Fleuris aux Floraisons Saisonnières    - (''English'')Flower Gardens with Seasonal Blooms 
=== 13. Forests or Woodlands===
Forêts Royales  - (''English'')Royal Forests 
=== 14. Lakes===
Lacs Royaux  - (''English'')Royal Lakes 
=== 15. Parks===
==== Public Park==== 
  Parc Public    - (''English'')Public Park 
==== Royal Park==== 
  Parc Royal    - (''English'')Royal Park 
=== 16. Isolated Chateaus===
Châteaux Isolés  - (''English'')Isolated Chateaus 
=== 17. Hunting Lodges===
Pavillons de Chasse  - (''English'')Hunting Lodges 
=== 18. Markets===
==== Major Market Square==== 
  Grande Place du Marché - (''English'')Major Market Square 
==== 3 Smaller Markets==== 
  Petits Marchés - (''English'')Smaller Markets 
===Clock Tower and Observatory===
Tour de l'Horloge et Observatoire - (''English'')Clock Tower and Observatory 
===Great Courtyard with Statues===
Grande Cour aux Statues - (''English'')Great Courtyard with Statues

Revision as of 03:58, 12 March 2025

Main Structures

  • Château d'Avalon: The central building, 3 times the size of Versailles' main palace, with:
    • Royal apartments (for the monarch and family).
    • State rooms for official ceremonies and receptions.
    • A grand throne room.
    • Private chapels and chapels for public worship.
    • Libraries, art galleries, and museums.
    • Banquet halls and ballrooms.
  • Two Large Royal Halls:
    • Hall of Kings: For coronations, royal weddings, and major state events.
    • Hall of Nations: For diplomatic gatherings, treaties, and international summits.
  • Administrative Buildings:
    • Chancery offices for royal decrees and governance.
    • Treasury and tax collection offices.
    • Archives for historical records and legal documents.
    • A dedicated postal and communication hub.
  • Smaller Palaces:
    • Summer Palace: A retreat for the royal family during warmer months.
    • Winter Palace: A cozy, insulated residence for colder seasons.
    • Guest Palaces: For visiting dignitaries and foreign royalty.


Cultural and Recreational Buildings

  • Grand Opera Theater: A massive, ornate theater for operas, ballets, and symphonies.
  • Smaller Theaters: For plays, chamber music, and experimental performances.
  • Card Club: An exclusive venue for nobles to play games of chance and strategy.
  • Outdoor Music Venue: An amphitheater for concerts and open-air performances.
  • Art Studios and Workshops: For royal artists, sculptors, and craftsmen.


Sports and Military Facilities

  • Tourney-Jousting Field:
    • A large arena with stands for spectators.
    • Stables for knights’ horses and armories for equipment.
  • Tennis Facilities:
    • Multiple courts, including indoor and outdoor options.
  • Archery Venue:
    • A long-range field with targets and spectator seating.
  • Military Barracks and Training Grounds:
    • Housing for 2,000 guards and their horses.
    • Training fields for drills, cavalry exercises, and mock battles.
    • Armories and blacksmiths for weapon maintenance.
  • Kennel: For royal hunting dogs and pets.
  • Aviary: A large, ornate structure for exotic birds and falconry.


Gardens, Parks, and Water Features

  • Formal Gardens:
    • Symmetrical designs with fountains, statues, and manicured hedges.
    • Flower gardens with seasonal blooms.
  • Forests and Woodlands:
    • Plots of dense forest for hunting, hiking, and solitude.
    • Hidden clearings for picnics or secret meetings.
  • Water Features:
    • A river running through the estate, with bridges and waterfront promenades.
    • Canals, lakes, and cascading fountains.
    • A boating house for royal gondolas or small ships.
  • Major Parks:
    • A public park for citizens to enjoy (with restricted access to royal areas).
    • A private royal park with exclusive amenities.


Additional Features

  • Isolated Chateaus:
    • Scattered in forested regions for private retreats or romantic getaways.
  • Hunting Lodges:
    • Smaller, rustic buildings for royal hunting parties.
  • Orangeries and Greenhouses:
    • For growing exotic plants, fruits, and flowers year-round.
  • Market Square:
    • A small marketplace within the palace grounds for artisans and vendors.
  • Royal Stables:
    • For the monarch’s personal horses and carriages.
  • Clock Tower and Observatory:
    • A tall tower with a clock and astronomical instruments.
  • Monuments and Statues:
    • Commemorating past monarchs, military victories, and cultural achievements.


Layout and Design Considerations

  • Symmetry and Grandeur: Like Versailles, your palace could emphasize symmetry, with long, straight pathways radiating from the main building.
  • Hidden Passages and Secret Rooms: For intrigue and escape routes.
  • Mixed Architectural Styles: Combining classical, baroque, and gothic elements to reflect the kingdom’s history.
  • Integration with Nature: The palace should blend seamlessly with its natural surroundings, with gardens and forests flowing into the built environment.


Scale

  • Building Space: 3 times Versailles’ 67,000 sq. meters = ~201,000 sq. meters (2.16 million sq. feet).
  • Outdoor Space: 20 times Versailles’ 8,150 hectares = ~163,000 hectares (402,700 acres). This allows for vast forests, parks, and recreational areas.


This palace would be a self-contained city, capable of hosting thousands of people while maintaining its grandeur and functionality. It would be a symbol of power, culture, and luxury, reflecting the wealth and ambition of the fictional kingdom it represents.

Hall of Kings

  • Salle des Rois - (English)Hall of Kings


Hall of Nations

  • Salle des Nations - (English)Hall of Nations


3. Administrative Buildings

  • Bâtiments Administratifs - (English)Administrative Buildings

4. Smaller Palaces

Summer Palace

  • Palais d'Été - (English)Summer Palace

Winter Palace

  • Palais d'Hiver - (English)Winter Palace

Guest Palaces

  • Palais des Invités - (English)Guest Palaces


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5. Theaters

Grand Opera Theater

  • Grand Théâtre de l'Opéra - (English)Grand Opera Theater

4 Smaller Theaters

  • Théâtre des Pièces (for plays )
  • Théâtre de Musique de Chambre (for chamber music)
  • Théâtre Expérimental (for experimental performances)



6. Card Club

Cercle des Cartes - (English)Card Club


7. Outdoor Music Venues

Scènes Musicales en Plein Air - (English)Outdoor Music Venues


8. Tourney-Jousting Field

Champ de Tournoi et de Joute - (English)Tourney and Jousting Field


9. Tennis Facility

Cour de Tennis - (English)Tennis Court


10. Archery Venue

Champ de Tir à l'Arc - (English)Archery Venue


11. Aviary

Volière Royale - (English)Royal Aviary


12. Gardens

5 Formal Gardens

 Jardins Formels    - (English)Formal Gardens  

7 Flower Gardens with Seasonal Blooms

 Jardins Fleuris aux Floraisons Saisonnières    - (English)Flower Gardens with Seasonal Blooms  


13. Forests or Woodlands

Forêts Royales - (English)Royal Forests


14. Lakes

Lacs Royaux - (English)Royal Lakes


15. Parks

Public Park

 Parc Public    - (English)Public Park  

Royal Park

 Parc Royal    - (English)Royal Park  


16. Isolated Chateaus

Châteaux Isolés - (English)Isolated Chateaus


17. Hunting Lodges

Pavillons de Chasse - (English)Hunting Lodges


18. Markets

Major Market Square

 Grande Place du Marché - (English)Major Market Square  

3 Smaller Markets

 Petits Marchés - (English)Smaller Markets  


Clock Tower and Observatory

Tour de l'Horloge et Observatoire - (English)Clock Tower and Observatory


Great Courtyard with Statues

Grande Cour aux Statues - (English)Great Courtyard with Statues