Infrastructure-based Urban Typography

Prompt

2x2 grid, 16:9, do this for 4 tourist cities: input = [{argument name="location" default="city"} + {argument name="infrastructure type" default="infrastructure system"} + environment + {argument name="style" default="optional style"}] run infrastructural_typography_extraction: text_content := parse word_or_place word_identity := infer whether text is a city, brand, concept, landmark, district, event, or fictional place font_personality := infer heavy, elegant, brutalist, futuristic, coastal, industrial, organic, luxury, playful, or monumental letter style infrastructure_dna := infer visual grammar of infrastructure_system network_behavior := infer flow, looping, branching, stacking, crossing, tunneling, ramping, glowing, routing, or circulation logic letter_mapping := map infrastructure onto each glyph’s stems, bowls, counters, diagonals, curves, crossbars, and terminals material_system := infer realistic construction materials light_system := infer city lights, traffic trails, signage glow, window grids, reflections, or ambient illumination environment_logic := infer surrounding urban/landscape context scale_anchors := infer vehicles, people, trees, buildings, waterways, or transit elements camera := infer cinematic aerial, street-level, drone, tilt-shift, or architectural visualization view render: a readable monumental word built from the inferred infrastructure system. constraints: - no fixed city - no fixed road system - no copied composition - no random transport spaghetti - infrastructure must physically construct the typography - word remains readable at thumbnail scale