Here is a simple explanation of what makes this model special and how it is designed:

1. The Overall Concept This is a stunning example of Eastern Roman (Byzantine) architecture. It is designed to be a centerpiece for a historical city, a Mediterranean level, or a fantasy kingdom inspired by Constantinople.

2. Striped Brick Masonry The most iconic feature is the alternating horizontal bands of red brick and pale limestone. This striped look is historically accurate and adds immediate visual interest and color to the building's facade, breaking up the monotony of plain stone.

3. Central Terracotta Dome The structure is crowned by a large central dome sitting on a raised drum with windows. It is flanked by smaller semi-domes, all covered in vibrant, red terracotta roof tiles that contrast beautifully with the white stone walls.

4. Arched Fenestration The windows are tall, narrow, and rounded at the top. The central facade features a triple-arch window arrangement (a large center window flanked by two smaller ones), which is a classic architectural signature of this era.

5. Weathered Foundation To ground the building in reality, the base of the walls features significant weathering. You can see dirt accumulation, water stains, and slight discoloration near the ground, suggesting the building has stood firm through centuries of rain and dust.

Files Included: FBX, GLB, OBJ, STL, ZIP (Textures). Quick Tip: The red roof tiles are distinct. Use a Height Map (Displacement) to give them real volume so the silhouette of the roof looks bumpy and uneven, rather than a flat texture painted on a smooth dome.