@DaltonSpence

There are vents in the floor on the first floor near all the furnaces. If I can find some closed lamps I'll switch them out so far that is all I have found but I haven't looked through all the collections yet. Still working to get the main stuff setup. I'll add a few more floor vents and see about moving the coal chute outside but with the grate cover for the coal chute currently located in the upper right corner of the main section of the building should also help with air flow to the furnaces. (Need to put a small light source there in the basement)

Thanks for the input.

Changed out the torches for lamps and added the light from the coal chute and the large air vent on the first floor I added.

First Floor:

I moved some things around added the pipes between the Distiller vats and condensers, dirtied the outside up and added a few windows.

Comments and suggestions welcome.

I don't see any useful symbols in Munsen's Mine. I have not found many symbols to use for the vats so I combined symbols. There were some good options in the Forgotten Adventures MapMaking Pack but that cannot be used for the atlas and Remy did not intend it to be used for the contest so I dropped using them.

I think what I'm doing for the floor plan is following the basics as best as I can with what I have to use and my skill set. It is a good learning experience and that is why I entered the contest to challenge myself to get out of my comfort zone.

Thank You for your input.

first floor lower section of the larger section of the building has the fermentation vats, distilling vats and the condensers. Have not figured out how to tie the distilling vats and condenser together yet.

first floor of the smaller section is the kiln for drying the mash which will be made on second floor of of the same section.

Does this look better and thank you for the tip.

I found better furnaces and I changed the lighting to match them. Think I have the basement just about right except maybe change the light levels and darken it up a little more.

Comments and suggestions are welcome.