Looks like architects apprenticed under B. Johnson or P. Stamatin always make impossible structures.
Architects apprenticed under M. Escher, R. Penrose or T. Geisel never do.
Self-taught architects sometimes do and sometimes don’t. It doesn’t initially look promising to figure out who will or won’t in this group—many cases of similar proposals sometimes succeeding and sometimes failing.
Fortunately, we do have 5 architects (D,E,G,H,K) apprenticed under B. Johnson or P. Stamatin, so we can pick the 4 of them likely to have the lowest cost proposals.
Cost appears to depend primarily (only?) on the materials used.
Looks like architects apprenticed under B. Johnson or P. Stamatin always make impossible structures.
Architects apprenticed under M. Escher, R. Penrose or T. Geisel never do.
Self-taught architects sometimes do and sometimes don’t. It doesn’t initially look promising to figure out who will or won’t in this group—many cases of similar proposals sometimes succeeding and sometimes failing.
Fortunately, we do have 5 architects (D,E,G,H,K) apprenticed under B. Johnson or P. Stamatin, so we can pick the 4 of them likely to have the lowest cost proposals.
Cost appears to depend primarily (only?) on the materials used.
dreams < wood < steel < glass < silver < nightmares
Throwing out architect G’s glass and nightmares proposal as too expensive, that leaves us with D,E,H,K as the architect selections.
(edit: and yes, basically what everyone else said before me)