I read through all the pages from the Invisible Cities document and wrote a sentence describing my basic understanding off all cities along with a thumbnail of my initial ideas for each.
The brief sentences I wrote for the cities going 1-14 were:
- A city made up of pipes, no brickwork.
- A city made up of earth respecters/haters living up on stilts above ground observing the world with telescopes.
- A city with big silver domes, bronze gods, lit up with multicoloured lamps.
- Bare and abandoned city, all that remains are strings connecting peoples past relationships.
- A zigzag of water canals working as roads with an equal amount of land.
- A city made of stone with a single building made of metal containing globes filled with models of what the city could have looked like in the past present and future.
- Wells and windmills taking water from a large body of water underground and holding it in giant vats.
- A clean city that gets refurbished daily, leaving piles of waste outside the city that could spill at any moment.
- Large fish tanks and grim woodwork between a river and mountain.
- A city that seems normal but, is made up of a ton of different materials.
- A city made up of two halves, a rollercoaster and marble/cement buildings.
- A city filled with weird signposts indicating what a building is using animals and obscure things to describe a building or places purpose within the city.
- A place in a state of constant construction with the people using the stars as a blueprint. Afraid of finishing the city as once the city is built it can begin the break and crumble.
- A city made up of bamboo and zinq following the founders initial design.
Out of all of these cities I think the most interesting are:
- 2
- 5
- 6
- 7
- 8
- 9
- 12
- 13
The ones I'm currently least interested in are:






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