City Glyph Miniature Landmark Grid

Main prompt

2x2 grid, do this for 4 famous cities, 16:9 THEOREM: For any CITY and chosen GLYPH, there exists a strongest miniature arrangement of landmarks, terrain, and districts that makes the city legible as both place and letter simultaneously. GIVEN: - CITY - GLYPH - inferred landmark set - inferred geography - inferred district hierarchy - material constraints of miniature construction PROOF SKETCH: 1. Define the glyph's main strokes, curves, corners, and voids. 2. Map city-specific geography onto those major zones. 3. Place primary landmarks at the highest semantic nodes. 4. Distribute secondary structures according to scale and hierarchy. 5. Eliminate placements that weaken either city identity or glyph readability. 6. Refine materials and color so the object feels collectible rather than diagrammatic. QED OUTPUT: Generate the city-letter object as if its layout has been logically proven, not merely illustrated.