Okay, jokes aside, I'd really like to see the center structure in town demolished. It is extremely wasteful in terms of space, was never completed, and prevented eastward expansion early on in the city's history. In its place I suggest a town square with a similar feel and look as Breslau's (pictures currently unavailable). Around the town square we could either pre-build shops or sell plots and allow merchants to self-design their own stores (so long as they don't look like shit and follow the build code). Another plus to utilizing the space in this fashion is we can bring the rail lines closer to the surface so that way people can easily hop out of a minecart and be in a shopping district. This eliminates the need for an underground shopping district which would deprive our customers and travelers of vitamin D.

More generally speaking, I think having a town square instead of a giant behemoth of an underused structure would allow the city to expand more eastward. Here is a picture of how I'd like to see the city continue to grow.

JQ has given me permission to help him redesign his castle wall as seen circled in blue so long as the design I provide is aesthetically pleasing (I have no intent on pushing it back, unless of course that is something he wants).

The yellow and red areas are spots where we can theoretically put the new apartment buildings kiwi and pointy are working on.

The light brown lines mark where I'd like to see roads be built (MrGerbic, Ezziot, and Tehaleks never got around to finishing the actual road system around town because of the center building weasey never finished).

Finally, on one last note since I'm on a roll and really hate writings posts like this, we should really encourage citizens to stop flattening the countryside and to work with the land when building. We should also make an attempt to repopulate the island with trees and bring back that forestry feel from early-Bryn history (killyourfacego and I may have had something to do with the complete deforestation of the island).

Thank you for reading, there is no TLDR.