Bruce makes all of his dungeon builds as rooms. Another option is the style of Dwarven Forge, Wall and floor connected. These are great ways to build but I have always preferred to make things as flexible as possible. By separating the walls and floors, I am able to create more combinations. There are a few considerations in building methods and styles to decide if you want to try this for yourself.
First, what is wall on center? The walls are centered on a 1" tile of various lengths and styles and floors are in small sections (I usually choose 2"x2") of various styles. I also make corner pieces and doors as well as other specialty sections. I find the height of the dungeon walls are best 2" or 3". Any lower and you can't put much decoration and any higher and it's hard to game with it.
Here is example from my first dungeon. Door, corner piece, three way corner piece, four way corner piece, 4" wall section, 2" wall section, 1" wall section, 2x2 floor and 2 x1 floor.
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Here are pieces put together. As you can see there is always a little bit extra on the sides by the walls. This turns out to be pretty handy when playing with miniatures. This takes up space on the board however and you have to be careful how big of a dungeon you plan.
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Pieces broken apart
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Next are the different styles that I have done. It looks like 3 attached pictures maximum so I will do this over a few posts.
