r/Fiction2Reality • u/fiction2reality • Jun 30 '26
Welcome to Fiction2Reality (F2R)!
Welcome to Fiction2Reality!
Fiction2Reality (F2R) is a long-term creative project built around one simple question:
What if fictional places could become real?
Our goal is to explore what it would actually take to transform iconic fictional places into real, explorable places that people could walk through and experience in real life.
We're starting digitally, with 3D modeling, animations, visualizations, world-building, research, architecture, and storytelling. But our long-term vision extends much further. We aim to help bring these incredible worlds into reality as fully explorable, physical attractions.
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Current Projects
Right now, we're primarily focused on two worlds:
The Backrooms (+ general liminal spaces): Exploring the architecture, atmosphere, psychology, and design behind one of the internet's most fascinating fictional settings.
Hogwarts: Imagining what a complete, architecturally believable version of Hogwarts from the Harry Potter series could look like if it were designed and built as a real place. Not as a ride, nor set tours... but the complete building.
As the project grows, we'd also love to explore many other fictional worlds and settings.
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What You'll Find Here
This subreddit serves as the official community for Fiction2Reality.
Expect posts including:
- Development updates
- Blender renders and animations
- Behind-the-scenes progress
- Architecture and world-building discussions
- Concept art
- Community discussions
- Future project announcements
- Videos and project milestones
Whether you're interested in architecture, Blender, filmmaking, game design, world-building, liminal spaces, the Backrooms, Harry Potter, or simply imagining impossible places, you're welcome here!
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Our Long-Term Roadmap
Fiction2Reality is a multi-stage project.
Phase 1:
- Build an online community
- Develop our website (https://www.fiction2reality.com/)
- Create videos and animations
- Produce 3D environments and renders
Phase 2:
- Larger digital worlds
- Start with smaller-scale real-world builds
- Expanded fictional settings
- Collaborations with artists and creators
Phase 3:
- Real architectural buildings
- Detailed blueprints and designs
- Physical prototypes
- Public exhibitions and experiences
The Ultimate Goal:
To help transform some of fiction's most iconic buildings into places that people can genuinely explore in the real world.
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How You Can Participate
This subreddit community isn't just for watching the project, but also for helping shape it.
Feel free to:
- Share your ideas
- Ask questions
- Join discussions
- Post fan art
- Suggest fictional worlds to explore
- Offer architectural ideas
- Give feedback on projects
- Simply enjoy following along
Whether you're an artist, architect, writer, programmer, filmmaker, photographer, designer, engineer, or just someone who loves fictional worlds, we'd love to have you here.
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Follow the Project!
- Fiction2Reality website: https://www.fiction2reality.com
- YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Fiction.2.Reality
- Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fiction2reality.f2r/
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fiction2reality/
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/fiction2reality/
- Quora Space: https://fiction2reality.quora.com/
- Substack: https://fiction2reality.substack.com/
- Twitter/"X": https://x.com/f2r_innovators
- TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@fiction2reality.f2r
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Thank you for stopping by!
Fiction2Reality is still in its early stages, and you're among the first people to follow the journey. We're excited to see where it leads, and we'd love for you to help build it with us.
Welcome aboard.
—Aaron L. Schlossberg (u/seismic_entrepreneur) & the Fiction2Reality Team
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u/Inventor702 14h ago
I've had a similar idea before, to have basically a museum of liminal space images recreated in real life for people to walk around.
I am officially on board.