The museum is built as an old farm (holingsgard) with buildings of the local type.

In 1995 a lecture hall was built, with other buildings in 2002 and 2007.

Now they reap huge profits by building large residential projects, often with hotels and other commercial buildings.

Irdna was built around a central square, with the town hall and other public buildings in the middle of the square.

Parts are now built over with houses or commercial buildings.

Its people built complex communities with multi-story buildings and used highly developed irrigation systems to support agriculture.

Amsterdam was built in a similar way, with buildings on wooden piles.

John's Mall was also built during this time also with fine Georgian buildings.

In the 14th century, fortifications were built to the south, west and north of the monastery with buildings for habitation, administration and other purposes.

Many large houses were built, often in extensive grounds and with ancillary buildings as part of the estate.