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[[File:Winterhal.png|thumb|415x415px|Fort Winterhal as seen from the garden promenade]] | [[File:Winterhal.png|thumb|415x415px|Fort Winterhal as seen from the garden promenade]] | ||
Fort Winterhal is a large, lightly fortified castle located inside the city of Helmira, which is used as a winter residence for members of House Viromaro. | Fort Winterhal is a large, lightly fortified castle located inside the city of Helmira, which is used as a winter residence for members of House Viromaro, and occasionally as a private residence by the crown prince (Such as [[Emperor Louis Viromaro|Louis Viromaro]]). | ||
Winterhal is a sister palace of Fort Summerhal, which is located on a tropical bay in Alcanzar. Due to this both castles share their general layout, with both consisting of two large towers, a lush walled garden with water feature, and a central grand hall, where the ground floor is used as a ballroom, with the first floor being used for guest rooms and offices. | It was the first example of the ''Helmiran Style'', an architectural style focused around creating grand buildings with a focus on quality materials, especially quartz, diorite and acacia, which came to be the dominant architectural style of Helmira during the renovations of the Fourth Era. | ||
Winterhal is a younger sister palace of Fort Summerhal, which is located on a tropical bay in Alcanzar. Due to this both castles share their general layout, with both consisting of two large towers, a lush walled garden with water feature, and a central grand hall, where the ground floor is used as a ballroom, with the first floor being used for guest rooms and offices. | |||
As opposed to her sister palace, Fort Winterhal is at a more convenient location. It is also much larger, which allowed the architects to provide the residents with more spacious rooms, a grander ballroom, as well as an indoor swimming pool, a modern post retrieval system, a well-equipped kitchen, and a larger garden. | As opposed to her sister palace, Fort Winterhal is at a more convenient location. It is also much larger, which allowed the architects to provide the residents with more spacious rooms, a grander ballroom, as well as an indoor swimming pool, a modern post retrieval system, a well-equipped kitchen, and a larger garden. | ||
Although the castle is not fully fortified, it is designed to be a protector of the residents' privacy, due to its large walls. | Although the castle is not fully fortified, it is designed to be a protector of the residents' privacy, due to its large walls. |
Revision as of 20:47, 27 January 2024
Fort Winterhal is a large, lightly fortified castle located inside the city of Helmira, which is used as a winter residence for members of House Viromaro, and occasionally as a private residence by the crown prince (Such as Louis Viromaro).
It was the first example of the Helmiran Style, an architectural style focused around creating grand buildings with a focus on quality materials, especially quartz, diorite and acacia, which came to be the dominant architectural style of Helmira during the renovations of the Fourth Era.
Winterhal is a younger sister palace of Fort Summerhal, which is located on a tropical bay in Alcanzar. Due to this both castles share their general layout, with both consisting of two large towers, a lush walled garden with water feature, and a central grand hall, where the ground floor is used as a ballroom, with the first floor being used for guest rooms and offices.
As opposed to her sister palace, Fort Winterhal is at a more convenient location. It is also much larger, which allowed the architects to provide the residents with more spacious rooms, a grander ballroom, as well as an indoor swimming pool, a modern post retrieval system, a well-equipped kitchen, and a larger garden.
Although the castle is not fully fortified, it is designed to be a protector of the residents' privacy, due to its large walls.