Week - 591 Architecture of Neopia: Maraqua by arkwright

Description: Maraqua is the only place in Neopia that produces Maractite – most commonly used in forging weaponry; it is also a key material in structural support, as it is a substance stronger than an iron girder.

Week - 603 Architecture of Neopia: The Lost Desert by arkwright

Description: Sakhmet Palace itself is the true gem of the Lost Desert, in my humble opinion. From miles around, the glittering onion dome is visible – made all the brighter by the dazzling sun.

Week - 607 Architecture of Neopia: Brightvale by arkwright

Description: Brightvale, neighbour of the larger Meridell, is in my opinion the cultural capital of Neopia. One need only sample the vivid architecture to feel a sense of this.

Week - 642 Architecture of Neopia: Meridell by arkwright

Description: As a scholar of architecture, I couldn't visit Brightvale and not take a look at Meridell. It is the vastly larger region to the east of its twin, famed for its simplistic way of life.

Week - 648 Architecture of Neopia: Virtupets Space Station by arkwright

Description: As I boarded the space shuttle taking me away from my little home Neopia, and watching it disappear into the blackness of the starry space that floods it into insignificance... I could not help but feel small.

Week - 685 Architecture of Neopia: Neovia by arkwright

Description: The architecture is probably the most important aspect of cultural life in Neovia and it displays its own unique style unheard of before

Week - 688 Architecture of Neopia: Shenkuu by arkwright

Description: Shenkuu, situated to the North of Altador is the only empire in Neopia. However this title of ‘empire’ is largely ceremonial as the far reaching surrounding mountains that previously made up smaller imperial settlements have been grouped together as Greater Shenkuu.

Week - 689 Architecture of Neopia: Altador by arkwright

Description: To a scholar of Architecture, Altador is without a doubt the pre-eminent land in Neopia. The prevailing style is known as “classical”. For this reason, I ventured to the ancient land where the sultry evening streets are alive, with warming smells and crackling fires heating takeaway speciality hot dogs and fancy fig pastries. The architecture of this realm is often overlooked in favour of the annually held Altador Cup.