Where Have All the Flowers Gone

This is a stunning piece of work! The atmosphere, the colours and the lighting inspire a dark dystopian feeling of being in a run down suburban area of an overgrown sci-fi fractal city.

But what I appreciate more than anything else is the quality of the architectural details that emerge from your fractal. The art-deco corners that resemble the Empire States Building in an odd fashion, the little balconies/platforms that look like personal helicopter parking spots, the vents, grilles, chimneys, as well as the structural nature of the whole thing and the spaces you show - shafts, atriums and inner courtyards - it is all fascinating from an architect's point of view.

Because of the way the fractal works, the image has the aspect of an almost technical drawing - an axonometric representation with partial sections revealing the interior layout.

To me the windows are at a different scale than what I want to envisage this structure at. The way they are suggests maybe a building that's a few floors high whereas I feel that this has the potential to be a colossal megastructure - almost like a termite nest for humans.