I revisited #zenobia from #invisiblecities by #italocalvino with a new interpretation.
asupala
a recent architecture graduate who enjoys creating various things.
today, I come here with something different! I designed a mobile app logo, it's title and it's posters for the app store and the play store.
it is a to-do list app developed by mikoriza network. if you're interested you can go check it: https://palilili.app/
I've shared the news on my blog as well: https://asupala.me/2026/06/27/palilili/
An illustration of Ottavia, Invisible Cities.
https://asupala.me/2026/05/03/entry-26-ottavia-invisible-cities-series-03/
#invisiblecities #architecture #city #italocalvino #fantasy #ottavia
This time, I was in some sense forced to write an entry that is way more personal for me. To say farewell to a cool guy.
https://asupala.me/2026/04/14/entry-24-a-farewell-with-a-smile/
#josefknecht #theglassbeadgame #hermannhesse #reading #book #worldbuilding
Tolkien once gave a lecture on fairy stories and talked about primary and secondary worlds.
And I wrote about it, together with some questions on architecture.
https://asupala.me/2026/03/22/entry-22-on-fairy-stories/
#architecture #worldbuilding #tolkien #fairystories #fantasy #writing #lecture
Another entry about architecture and worldbuilding, and the difference between generation vs. creation.
https://asupala.me/2026/02/20/entry-21-the-timeless-way-of-building/
#architecture #worldbuilding #christopheralexander #reading #apatternlanguage
I have been reading the book "Building Imaginary Worlds", as I have a new interest in #worldbuilding
Here is an entry about maps:
https://asupala.me/2026/01/02/entry-19-maps-of-worldbuilding-01/
Continuing my exploration of maps in #worldbuilding and this time I looked at invented worlds.
https://asupala.me/2026/01/21/entry-20-maps-of-worldbuilding-02/
New entry on my blog! This one is about a little website I made in school. A timeline of 20th-century architecture, tracing 10 architects who shaped the way we build and think about space. It's visual, it's interconnected, and it was really fun to put together. Check it out if you're into architectural history!
https://asupala.me/2026/02/22/entry-22-timeline-of-architecture-20th-century/
New entry on speaking the city, Barthes' semiology and the urban, architecture, and the two languages of space.
While I was still in school, one of our studio teachers assigned me to do research on stairs.