Urville, the capital of a large island province, has a population of nearly 12 million, making it the one of the most significant cities in Europe. It is also entirely imaginary. Gilles Tréhin, an autistic man with exceptional creative talents and an obsession with large cities, conceived and developed Urville over the course of 20 years. He shares his vision in this beautifully illustrated guide to the city, which he renders convincingly real in nearly 300 drawings of different districts of Urville. He describes, in remarkable detail, the architectural styles of its individual building
Chapter 8: Liberté, Mirecailles, Quatre-Saisons and Pré Saint-JulienChapter 9: Tégartines, Moineaux, Rossignols; Chapter 10: Trières, Martin-Pêcheur, La Bourache and Butte Saint-Martin; Chapter 11: East Central; Chapter 12: North Industrial; Chapter 13: The Northeast; Chapter 14: Futurville 2000 and airports
Urville
Published:
2006
Publisher:
Jessica Kingsley, London
Urville, the capital of a large island province, has a population of nearly 12 million, making it the one of the most significant cities in Europe. It is also entirely imaginary. Gilles Tréhin, an autistic man with exceptional creative talents and an...
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Urville, the capital of a large island province, has a population of nearly 12 million, making it the one of the most significant cities in Europe. It is also entirely imaginary. Gilles Tréhin, an autistic man with exceptional creative talents and an obsession with large cities, conceived and developed Urville over the course of 20 years. He shares his vision in this beautifully illustrated guide to the city, which he renders convincingly real in nearly 300 drawings of different districts of Urville. He describes, in remarkable detail, the architectural styles of its individual building
