New York City and Mumbai — formerly Bombay— share a surprising amount of similarities, from the way they were founded by european settlers and traders, to their overall layout of peninsulas and islands and obviously what they embody today as megalopolises and unofficial capitals. What better than a map to fuse them into one, gigantic city that bends the reality in a way that, bizarrely, makes sense? Without further ado, here is the Big Apple of Dreams, or an hybridation of the two places, identities, bridging the gap between East and West with two sister cities becoming one...
The map is printable in a 40×50 cm size
New York City and Mumbai — formerly Bombay— share a surprising amount of similarities, from the way they were founded by european settlers and traders, to their overall layout of peninsulas and islands and obviously what they embody today as megalopolises and unofficial capitals. What better than a map to fuse them into one, gigantic city that bends the reality in a way that, bizarrely, makes sense? Without further ado, here is the Big Apple of Dreams, or an hybridation of the two places, identities, bridging the gap between East and West with two sister cities becoming one...
The map is printable in a 40×50 cm size
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