Of course, compared to the East African Empire's People's Assembly Building, the most important structure in the entire Rhein City is clearly the new East African royal palace—the Rhine Palace.
The design for the Rhine Palace is currently underway, unlike the Empire Building, which has already begun construction. As it will be his future residence, Ernst is putting a lot of thought into it, with numerous requirements.
"The design of the Rhine Palace this time focuses not on the palace itself but on the gardens, emphasizing feng shui, creating harmony between humans and nature, and blending Eastern and Western styles."
This is a direct quote from Ernst. In his view, having one iconic palace is sufficient; victory does not lie in scale or quantity, like the sprawling architectural complex of the Forbidden City or the massive singular palace structure of the Palace of Versailles.
