kiülepednek
Kiülepednek is a hypothetical term used in architectural anthropology and urban studies to describe a pattern of layered construction in which new elements are added atop existing structures rather than replacing them. The concept emphasizes continuity, incremental growth, and the socio-technical processes that produce multi-layered urban fabrics.
Origin and usage: In thought experiments and worldbuilding contexts, kiülepednek is used to examine cities that
Etymology: The coinage draws on phonological elements reminiscent of Estonian, notably a prefix related to the
Applications: Researchers apply kiülepednek to discussions of heritage management, housing policy, and urban design, where demolition
Examples and critique: In hypothetical cities used in worldbuilding, older cottages may gain upper floors or