Houses
- Peasant House
- Townhouse
| New inhabitants of the town move into provisional accommodation to get settled in first. The thatched roof does not always provide appropriate protection from adverse weather conditions and inside, there is a shortage of space. Thanks to the enthusiasm of the population, this does not have to stay this way. Once all required raw materials are provided, the ascent to citizen level can begin, including a conversion of the house. |  |
| Two obvious changes coin the development of the peasant house into a Townhouse. First, the thatched roof is no longer. The tiles are carefully placed on the roof beam, so that the damp cold disappears. A smaller outbuilding provides further space on the plot, which is surrounded by a stone wall. Of course, with the new style of living come new needs of the citizens. |  |
