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Flower Tower (for advanced builders)

A base that should suit all needs. Built with 30,215 blocks. 63 blocks in height, foundation size 50 blocks in diameter plus protruding ground details. 40 very small rooms in the 8 slightly different towers all around to keep all types of pets. 2 large floors inside to store lots of stuff and place teleporters, a third smaller floor above and an open patio on top.

You can see how it looks like in real when you start this adventure:
http://sharing.creativersegame.com/w?k=8b21741e96e111e7af3922001a4a1635
The adventure also features some larger parts of it in alternate versions if you're interested.

Even with the new burst fill I do not recommend this build to absolute beginners - it's quite complicated and the second floor was a pain to build :D But I still encourage advanced builders to take a closer look and hopefully to get inspired, maybe just to use some interesting parts of it? Count all the flower petals! ;) And please add the handful of bedrock blocks and slopes around the patio that had run out and I forgot to add before making the blueprint? ;)

No store-bought or holiday blocks used. Rare recipes (Adobe) have been used, but should not be hard to obtain. You can get them in the adventure if you like. Or you can customize all the blocks :) And the building itself too - you don't have to build the whole thing!

Not furnished, but some crazy architectural details inside. And outside too. The building is closed up properly with glass all around and lockable doors & trap doors. No machines included, but if used as a base then I would recommend adding number pads and number comparison gates to all the doors and trap doors.

Inspirations: Santhigiri Ashram Trivandrum Kerala (protruding flower petals above the doors on the first floor), Cornucopia3d Magical tower (3-layered roofs on the second floor) and TheRemy's Flower House: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1090790644 - check out the aerial view that shows its cute flower shape and made me follow its example :)
Credits go to Ponpon1000 for "Basic forms: Sphere 50" - could not have given shape to my vision without this great help: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1094697215
Thanks a lot!

You don't know how to use Blueprints yet? This might help you: http://creativerse.wikia.com/wiki/Blueprint