Anno - 1404 Layout

: Requires 1 Small Market Building, 4 Crop Farms, 4 Monastery Gardens, and 4 Monastery Breweries to function optimally.

"From now on, every layout begins here. The Market Building is the heart. It has a radius of influence—the 'blue circle.' If a house falls outside that blue light, it does not exist."

Place the warehouse directly adjacent to the farm's cart exit. Then place the worker's market (or the farmer's huts) within a 3-4 tile radius. For longer chains (e.g., spice plantations → spice works), build a dedicated "depot warehouse" between them. anno 1404 layout

Years passed. The city transformed. The chaotic slums were gone, replaced by the gleaming white walls of Patrician houses.

: This design uses one Marketplace to support roughly 100 houses. It is built in 6x2 house blocks, making it easy to expand or fit between natural obstacles. : Requires 1 Small Market Building, 4 Crop

The game's final monument, the Cathedral of the Holy Faith, requires 4,500 nobles and a perfect "Sacred" environment. Build a of stone tiles in front of it, ringed by bishop’s seats (ornamental benches) and trees. This isn't just for looks—it suppresses crime radius by 30% and boosts noble satisfaction, allowing you to skip a jail in that district.

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: This layout typically clusters 2 Crop Farms, 1 Mill, and 1 Bakery together to maintain a balanced flow of goods.

Every production chain—from hemp plantations to saltworks—requires workers to walk from their home to the farm, then back, and then haul goods to a warehouse. A poor layout can double your required workforce. A great layout cuts travel distance to zero.