"A Place That Wasn’t There Before" Worldbuilding with New Tools... These images are not records of existing places, but inventions—fragments of memory and architecture pulled from somewhere between the analog and the algorithmic. Each structure is a stitched-together echo of what could be: a dreamed-up district, a speculative shoreline, a vertical village unfolding on its own strange logic. With the arrival of new creative tools, we’re no longer limited to building what we know—we can generate what we’ve never seen. This series explores what happens when human intention and machine suggestion work in tandem, not to replicate reality, but to imagine new ones. These are places that weren’t there before, now made visible through a process that is part drawing, part dreaming, and part diffusion. Like the worldbuilding segment in my course, this series is both an example and an invitation: to think architecturally, narratively, and visually, all at once—and to embrace the unfamiliar to...