The Phantom Archives of Edgar the Architect and Schale: Series II
Synopsis
In the heart of the modern metropolis, "ghosts" are not spirits of the dead, but the physical manifestations of an architect’s ego, broken logic, and the suppressed memories of materials.
Edgar, an arrogant yet brilliant architect who views buildings as sacred entities, and Schale, a young man of porcelain limbs and innocent cruelty, traverse these "Phantom Architectures." Their mission: to dissect the "appropriateness of purpose" (Gōmokutekisei) in design.
"Are you solving someone else's problem in a way only you can, at a higher dimension of beauty and rationality?"
Welcome to a gothic, architectural anatomy of the world’s most iconic structures.
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Status: Ongoing
Chapters: 11
Updates: About one chapter every two weeks
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Chapters (11 Total)
RSS- 1 Volume 1 Vence: The Perjury of White and the Left Behind Bloodline (Chapelle du Rosaire)
- 2 Volume 2 Djenné: The Prayer of Mud and the Metabolism of Loss (Great Mosque of Djenné)
- 3 Volume 3 Vantaa: The False Angels of Brass and the Gospel of Pearl (Myyrmäki Church)
- 4 Volume 4 Stockholm: The Paradise of Slumber and the Eternal Summer Vacation (Asplund's Summer House)
- 5 Volume 5 Soajo and Braga: The Granite Denying Weathering and the Eternal Preservation Treatment
- 6 Volume 6 Rioja: The Package of Frenzy and the Properly Aged Bottle
- 7 Volume 7 Lausanne and Reims: The Intense Fire of Lead and the Twin Pearls (Notre-Dame de Reims)
- 8 Volume 8 Vals: The Silence of Sixty Thousand and the Thermal Burn of Pearl (Therme Vals)
- 9 Volume 9 Plano: Transparent Violence and the Shame of White Porcelain (Farnsworth House)
- 10 Volume 10 Kizhi Island: The Despair of Silver Scales and the Echo of Pure Blood (Church of Kizhi)
- 11 Volume 11 Verona: Dismantled Time and the Brass Joint (Castelvecchio Museum)
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