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What do you think about a kit consisting of Zeiss Touit 12mm F2.8 (18mm equiv.) Fujifilm 16-55mm F2.8 (24-70mm equiv.) Fujifilm 23mm F1.4 (35mm equiv) Fujifilm 90mm F2.0 (135mm equiv.) Fujifilm MCEX-16 (macro ext.) when I mostly shoot landscape, architecture and events and sometimes portraiture, macro and sports? Would you change something or is it a convenient kit?

I had the 16mm lens and loved it, but since I normally shoot landscape and architecture with my wide-angle lens, I sold it and bought a 10-24mm. Now I'm even happier, because I really appreciate the possibility to get as wide as 15mm (FF-equivalent) and I normally use apertures between 5.6 and 11 with that kind of lens.

If you want three lenses, in my opinion there are 3 good ways to go: 16 mm F1.4 35 mm F2.0 90 mm F2.0 The first one is an all WR prime-lens kit to achieve the best image quality. 14 mm F2.8 23 mm F1.4 56 mm F1.2 This one I would recommend if you'd like to go wider and prefer fast primes. 10-24 mm F4.0 16-55 mm F2.8 (or 35 mm F2.0) 50-140 mm F2.8 This kit covers nearly all important focal lenghs with amazing zoom lenses.