Stepped setback tower
Step 1 of 4 · add 9 tiles
Build the wide base
Lay two square flats side by side and wall them both in, sharing the middle wall, to make a base two cells wide.
Open this build in the play room
The trick
Step the tower in by one cell after the base, so the floor of the narrow part lands square on the wall-tops below and the wide part's lid becomes a rooftop terrace.
What you will need
- 26 square tiles
Step by step
1. Build the wide base
Lay two square flats side by side and wall them both in, sharing the middle wall, to make a base two cells wide.
2. Step in and add a terrace
Build a single new box on the left half only, then cap the right half with a red flat so it becomes a rooftop terrace.
3. Climb the narrow tower
Stack two more single boxes on the left column so the tower rises above the terrace.
4. Cap the top
Lay one red flat on the very top as the roof.
This build works with any standard-footprint tile, so the brand you own matters less than the count. Short on tiles for it? The first-pack guide covers how to grow a collection without overpaying, the brand ranking covers which sets hold a build this size, and the compatibility guide covers mixing a cheap set into one you already have.