"Multifrisco" was designed and created by Jacques Servin; the layer images are by Scott Noren and Lodestar Maps. To order one of these tailor-made for your city (a must for any modern Chamber of Commerce), write now!

Three Servin layers within "Multifrisco" are:

• USA: San Francisco is a Soviet guidebook to San Francisco that locates many features of the city within a strange but technically accurate history. It evokes subliminal corporate visions that discredit pining, thought, memory, and all versions of truth, and that encourage living in the here and now only.
• Burnham's Plan is a map of Daniel Burnham's plans for San Francisco that shows many features of the city that he would have built.  The entire text of his plan, and all of his drawings, are included as links on the map.  Since he never got around to the wholesale destruction of places and lives that tourism and business have since, this layer can be enjoyed without guilt, for the pure pleasure of the fantasy.
• Friscolandô (in construction) represents San Francisco as theme park.  Visit Neogulagskia®, Chinatown®, The Ginsberg®, Narcosia®, Hoorville®, Faggotopia®, Little Asia®, Exquisittown®: gross categorizations of complex places that not only tourists entertain.

"Frisco" is a word for an imposed vision that San Franciscans loathe.  "Multifrisco" consists of a map that resides on the Web and allows users to superimpose various visions of the city, as well as add their own.  It serves to playfully explore various Friscos, imposed visions that we loathe, should loathe, or should be aware of.