Can you give us the architectural corollary to each of these books? Or maybe start to organize thresholds of "literary and architectural achievements"... If the hobbit ranks up there on the list of fiction, what building would you place on a similar level? A valuable exercise in bringing the reader of the poster up to speed is also in the defining/differentiating of architecture that "equates" to fiction vs. architecture that is better suited to a "non-fiction" narrative.
An analysis of the structure of literary fiction (as if you were in an English class with a teacher who had a knack for incredibly informative graphic illustration) would help translate between the two crafts: writing and designing.
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Can you give us the architectural corollary to each of these books? Or maybe start to organize thresholds of "literary and architectural achievements"... If the hobbit ranks up there on the list of fiction, what building would you place on a similar level? A valuable exercise in bringing the reader of the poster up to speed is also in the defining/differentiating of architecture that "equates" to fiction vs. architecture that is better suited to a "non-fiction" narrative.
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