This design brief aims to create a futuristic, utopian city that is inspired by the work of architect Ricardo Bofill, the dreamlike tones from the game Monument Valley, and the vibrant colours and patterns of artist Tishk Barzanji. 

The city will be characterized by its clean lines, sleek geometric shapes, and harmonious integration of nature and technology.

The buildings will be connected by a network of elevated walkways and gardens, creating a sense of community and connection. The colour palette and patterns used in the architecture will be inspired by Tishk Barzanji's art, adding a sense of wonder and playfulness to the city.

This design brief aims to create a surreal and oppressive world that is inspired by the work of M.C Escher and the game Monument Valley.

The landscape will be composed of towering pillars and monolithic structures, formed by the interlocking geometric shapes. However, unlike the Monument Valley, this world will be dark, gloomy and maze-like.

The environment will constantly change, but instead of revealing new paths, it will create confusion and disorientation. The buildings will be inspired by the impossible constructions and impossible geometry of Escher's works, featuring endless staircases and impossible angles that challenge the visitor's perception of reality, creating a sense of claustrophobia and entrapment.

The colour palette used in the architecture will be dark and muted, to reflect the oppressive tone of the world.