origami 8.5 x 11

Origami Buildings - Free download as PDF File (.pdf), Text File (.txt) or read online for free. This paper investigates the geometrical basis of regular corrugations, with specific emphasis on Developable Double Corrugations (DDCs) the word count for this paper is 10, 137 (excluding - title content, abstract, page content, list of figures and tables and references) the objective is to mathematically explore DDCs for architectural form finding, using physical folding as a primary algorithmic…

One of my earliest designs , born from a brainwave on creating hexagonal cells from a square grid:

In this video tutorial you will learn how to fold a origami Hydrangea variation inspired by my favorite origamiartist Shuzo Fujimoto.

These two origami corrugations are very close to each other. One has all the 'bows' up and the other has half of them down(flic.kr/p/EJJ3fA). The 'all up' version reminds this corrugation by Ilan Garibi a lot flic.kr/p/8VRESw , however I didn't do it using square grid, the whole pattern uses 22.5˚ technique instead. Of course I didn't intend to copy Ilan, I found this pattern during the search of the linear analogs of my curved pieces.

Techniques | folding facade

Learn how to make this 3D origami bird is using modular origami technique, which involves assembling 428 pieces of paper to create intricate, three-dimensional, models.

By reimagining the kinks and folds of origami as atoms in a lattice, researchers are uncovering strange behavior hiding in simple structures.

This week's challenge uses the new official tangle "Molygon". ...though it reminds me of orange segments I had fun doing this tile and it...