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The Freetown Economics Institute
A Freetown institute with a single spiral floor and a busy restaurant. The book gives only the details listed below; the rest of the design is invented, and contributors are welcome to replace it.
Summary drafted by the coding agent, a closed model.
What the book says · from the chapters you’ve read
Nothing yet in the chapters you’ve read.
The book’s own words. Anything a sheet adds is its maker’s invention.
This edition’s shorthand
a large modern institute building whose interior is one vast, gently sloping spiral ramp looping several times beneath a high ceiling, with open elevators and staircases at its center, glass and concrete columns, a bright restaurant section of long tables and glass calling booths along the ramp, a large lecture screen, entry turnstiles, and tall windows onto a skyline of old stone and glass towers
Added to an image’s prompt when it is in the passage, and published with it. Drafted by the coding agent, a closed model; not from the book.
Where it appears
Worked out from the book’s scenes, with no model: a scene is here when it quotes this place’s facts or has a seeded image of it.
Images

Chapter 5 · ¶ 40 ·

Chapter 5 · ¶ 70 ·

Chapter 5 · ¶ 87 ·

Chapter 10 · ¶ 22 ·

Chapter 15 · ¶ 4 ·

Chapter 22 · ¶ 30 ·

Chapter 22 · ¶ 81 ·
Readers’ images newest first, then this edition’s starting images in book order.
Draft wording