Jurassic World Evolution 3: [W.I.P] Enclosure Design Ideas for JWE3

Steam Community guide by ThatBaryonyx.

Land Designs

(I Honestly Couldn't Think of a Name for This...)

While simple, I believe that this design is very cool. You have a small "island" in the center of an enclosure that is sunken into the ground, build a bridge to it from the main path (I didn't want to actually build a whole detailed bridge for a silly little example), and just place whatever you want on that "island." You could put guest buildings, a viewing tower, and a bunch of other stuff. You could even build something custom on it! Don't forget that none of the buildings will be functional, so I hope you like those red squares at the top of your screen for your whole park build.
Oh, and I suggest not digging into the ground so deep like I did in the examples. I feel like you could dig it just enough so the sauropods can just fit under it. Having that much room like I did seems a bit...weird. I don't know why, but I feel like it is.

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Lagoon Designs

"Natural" Lagoon

Hope you like using rocks, because this design is full of 'em! Using the game's large variety of rocks, we can create a natural looking lagoon! Here's how to do it:

1. Make a weird lagoon shape.

An example is shown below:

2. Add the foundation rocks.

Place the large rocks to make, well, a foundation to place your smaller, more detailed rocks later on.

3. Finish it up!

Add smaller rocks for detail, raise the terrain for a cliff-like look, and add trees surrounding the lagoon! (I didn't add any small rocks to this one, as these design examples are just, well, quick examples)

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Aviary Designs

A Rocky Aviary

Man, I love rocks.
With this design, you can make a aviary with rocky walls! Well, everything is rocks except for the ceiling. I suggest using any of the "cage" aviaries (I don't know what else to call them) for this.
But the way you do it is really easy. All you have to do is place rocks around the sides of the aviary (do the same process that we did with the "natural" lagoon). Make sure that the rocks flow into the aviary from the outside enough to where it looks nice. Don't forget to add your scenery inside after you're done! It can we more rocks, a forest, maybe a river or lake, or some buildings! Just remember that the pterosaurs cannot land on the rocks.

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Map Specific Designs

Alternate Biome Dome

Just like in Jurassic World Evolution 2, we can put dinosaurs (or prehistoric reptiles if you count Dimetrodon) in the Aviaries, and vice versa! Using this tactic, we can create different biomes in our parks that wouldn't fit the map we're building on, such as a snow dome!
This works on almost all the maps, though it works best on some more than others. For example, I'd use the grass brush in an aviary on a desert map, or a snow brush on a temperate map. The only map I can think of off the top of that doesn't follow this idea are the tropical maps, as they don't have a snow brush available to use.
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Conclusion

MORE IDEAS WILL BE ADDED LATER
Well, there you have it! These are just a few ways to design ideas for your enclosures in JWE3! Hope you found this guide helpful! If you did, I'd like you to consider rating it so more people can find out about these designs. Have a great rest of your day/evening!