Classical Amujan architecture
Classical Amujan architecture, sometimes called Amujist archtecture is the architecture style Lux Moniridia used to construct their buildings in. The name comes from the City State of Amuj, which was the first country this style of architecture could be found in.
Amuj buildings are characterized by only using a single type of block (usually one kind of wood plank) for the whole thing (except for the doorways, which use one or two doors of the same wood type). Amuj buildings are so minimalist that they often don't even use up any blocks for corners, leading to Amuj houses commonly having rounded rooves. Besides the City State of Amuj, Amujist buildings can typically be found in territories formerly ruled by Lux Moniridia.
Classical Amujan architecture predates Classic Neo-Amujan architecture, which added raised rooves to the style, as well as featuring more relief walls. Both styles are characterised by their lack of windows, and box-like design made of a single block type. It is worth noting that many buildings in The City State of Amuj do not belong to either style.