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    I chose the city of Baucis for my online greenlight review because I liked the challenge of creating a city suspended high above the ground in a way that could withstand physical laws. In my thumbnails, I explored stilted buildings and round city designs, opting for a greyscale color palette to portray a clean, possibly germophobic society. While considering how the city could support itself at such heights, I imagined the interior spaces would be small and cramped like Japanese hotel pods, prioritizing space saving to reduce the size and weight of each building in order to keep the floating city stable among the clouds.

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    I chose the city of Baucis for my online greenlight review because I liked the challenge of creating a city suspended high above the ground in a way that could withstand physical laws. In my thumbnails, I explored stilted buildings and round city designs, opting for a greyscale color palette to portray a clean, possibly germophobic society. While considering how the city could support itself at such heights, I imagined the interior spaces would be small and cramped like Japanese hotel pods, prioritizing space saving to reduce the size and weight of each building in order to keep the floating city stable among the clouds.

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    Invisible Cities: Dante Keane

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    I chose the city of Baucis for my online greenlight review because I liked the challenge of creating a city suspended high above the ground in a way that could withstand physical laws. In my thumbnails, I explored stilted buildings and round city designs, opting for a greyscale color palette to portray a clean, possibly germophobic society. While considering how the city could support itself at such heights, I imagined the interior spaces would be small and cramped like Japanese hotel pods, prioritizing space saving to reduce the size and weight of each building in order to keep the floating city stable among the clouds.

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    Dante Keane

    Invisible
    Cities
    11.10.17
    Online greenlight review
    Chosen city - Baucis
    I chose Baucis because I like the challenge of trying to create a city high above the ground that could
    possibly hold up to the laws of physics.

    With my thumbnails I looked at stilted buildings and round cities. I also wanted it to look clean and
    unaffected by dirt, which lead me to thinking of a more greyscale colour palette to fit a more clean
    and possibly a bit germophobic society.

    Whilst I was trying to figure out how a city would be able to support itself so high up I felt as though
    the interior of the buildings would be small and cramped, space saving so they dont take up as
    much room and dont require large buildings just for a single family, which reminded me of the
    Japanese hotel pods, which can house a single person in a smaller area, and saves space and reduces
    weight which would be crucial for a city trying to stay among the clouds.

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