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i'm here to ask if my project is doable or not. 

I'm actually reading "Mastering Ethereum" by Andreas M. Antonopoulos, so i have some basic solidity knowledge. 

I have a project: I

I have a building, with floors and rooms for each floor. 

My idea is to "tokenize" each element of the building in order to send it (idea similar to renting), For example: 

i have 4 rooms in a single floor assigned to 2 different persons (each owns 2 rooms) and after some time someone comes and asks for the entire floor. 

So the 4 tokens (room) should merge into a single token (floor) of the building (another token). 

Another example: 

i have an entire floor and i want to give 3 rooms (out of 5) to someone, so i have to split the floor token into the 5 rooms token. So

So i have 3 kinds of token: building, floors and rooms. I'm

I'm struggling to find some kind of solution to this problem, my idea was to manipulate the building as a single token with a struct and to create an "Authorized" contract in order to not changing the original owner of the token. 

It's kinda hard to figure out how to do it with 3 different tokens (non fungible, i was thinking of erc721). 

Thanks to anyone who will answer me :)

i'm here to ask if my project is doable or not. I'm actually reading "Mastering Ethereum" by Andreas M. Antonopoulos, so i have some basic solidity knowledge. I have a project: I have a building, with floors and rooms for each floor. My idea is to "tokenize" each element of the building in order to send it (idea similar to renting), For example: i have 4 rooms in a single floor assigned to 2 different persons (each owns 2 rooms) and after some time someone comes and asks for the entire floor. So the 4 tokens (room) should merge into a single token (floor) of the building (another token). Another example: i have an entire floor and i want to give 3 rooms (out of 5) to someone, so i have to split the floor token into the 5 rooms token. So i have 3 kinds of token: building, floors and rooms. I'm struggling to find some kind of solution to this problem, my idea was to manipulate the building as a single token with a struct and to create an "Authorized" contract in order to not changing the original owner of the token. It's kinda hard to figure out how to do it with 3 different tokens (non fungible, i was thinking of erc721). Thanks to anyone who will answer me :)

i'm here to ask if my project is doable or not. 

I'm actually reading "Mastering Ethereum" by Andreas M. Antonopoulos, so i have some basic solidity knowledge. 

I have a project:

I have a building, with floors and rooms for each floor. 

My idea is to "tokenize" each element of the building in order to send it (idea similar to renting), For example: 

i have 4 rooms in a single floor assigned to 2 different persons (each owns 2 rooms) and after some time someone comes and asks for the entire floor. 

So the 4 tokens (room) should merge into a single token (floor) of the building (another token). 

Another example: 

i have an entire floor and i want to give 3 rooms (out of 5) to someone, so i have to split the floor token into the 5 rooms token.

So i have 3 kinds of token: building, floors and rooms.

I'm struggling to find some kind of solution to this problem, my idea was to manipulate the building as a single token with a struct and to create an "Authorized" contract in order to not changing the original owner of the token. 

It's kinda hard to figure out how to do it with 3 different tokens (non fungible, i was thinking of erc721). 

Thanks to anyone who will answer me :)

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i'm here to ask if my project is doable or not. I'm actually reading "Mastering Ethereum" by Andreas M. Antonopoulos, so i have some basic solidity knowledge. I have a project: I have a building, with floors and rooms for each floor. My idea is to "tokenize" each element of the building in order to send it (idea similar to renting), For example: i have 4 rooms in a single floor assigned to 2 different persons (each owns 2 rooms) and after some time someone comes and asks for the entire floor. So the 4 tokens (room) should merge into a single token (floor) of the building (another token). Another example: i have an entire floor and i want to give 3 rooms (out of 5) to someone, so i have to split the floor token into the 5 rooms token. So i have 3 kinds of token: building, floors and rooms. I'm struggling to find some kind of solution to this problem, my idea was to manipulate the building as a single token with a struct and to create an "Authorized" contract in order to not changing the original owner of the token. It's kinda hard to figure out how to do it with 3 different tokens (non fungible, i was thinking of erc721). Thanks to anyone who will answer me :)