Castle Construction

Castle construction refers to the process of building defensive structures, primarily during the medieval period. These castles were designed to protect against invaders and often featured thick stone walls, moats, drawbridges, and towers for strategic advantages. The layout typically included living quarters, storage areas, and dungeons. Builders used locally available materials and employed skilled craftsmen to ensure durability and functionality. As techniques evolved, castles became symbols of power and wealth, reflecting the status of their owners while serving as military strongholds. Today, many castles are preserved as historical landmarks and attractions.