Community Contest 1: Settlement Level

Brief

Design a town/village/hamlet level.

All entries must:

lvl source as well as exported layout files must be included.
contain at least the "outdoor" level. Additional rooms are optional, but if included, areas must be set up with area transitions.

String entries will:

... have around a dozen or so buildings and outhouses
... benefit from having a noticeable visible function such as fishing town, mining town, farm town and be designed around that feature. For example, a farm town might include features like a miller, grocery market and bakery. A defensive outpost might have a wall around it.
... consider logistics: how does one access the town? it may have a main road leading into it and possibly out on the other end. Or it may have a harbor if you put it on a island.
... contain doors and other placeables required for the atmosphere of the setting. This will require a basic Area to be usedThe town doesn’t need to be populated in this contest. But it shall
... look like someone can live there; although non-human settlements are welcome, its inhabitants shouldn’t be “hostiles” so no zombie towns this time around.
... be complete; it shouldn’t be a section of a larger entity. So don’t overdo your entry: keep it small enough for you to complete it in time. Quality usually wins over quantity
... have considered the sky and surrounding environment in the distance.
... be usable in a variety of mods. Please don’t go too overboard with weird additions such as crashed alien ships or other features that would make it extremely specific to a module.
... prioritise level design over custom content. While custom props are allowed, such contributions must be shared with the level and will not gain "bonus points".

You are allowed to add more than one contribution but you may only win one prize. So no single person can take home all three prizes