During the 1760s and the 1770s the Kruševlje people built their new village in their own German style: long, wide main street, called in German: "Die Kirchengasse" or "die Hauptgasse", three short "Kreuzgassen", and long, but narrow family houses, always whitewashed, including two rooms, a kitchen, a stable (stall) and a shed. All the houses were stamped with mud and roofed with cane. About 120–130 years later all houses were remodelled, enlarged and made of bricks with fine facades and ornaments. Behind the houses were the family gardens, and every home had its own well or pump later.