Origamic Architecture is a paper art form that was created by Masahiro Chatani, a professor at the Tokyo Institute of Technology, in the early 1980s.
It consists of a paper or card that is cut and folded in such a way that a three dimensional form ar...
This page was last updated on October 3rd, 2008
This page was last updated on October 3rd, 2008
Origamic Architecture (from Origami)
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David Hathaway's Origamic Architecture
Pattern of the Tate Modern in London.
Origamic Architecture and Traditional Origami
Brief overview of O.A., with a few pictures.
Origamic Architect Keiko Nakazawa
Pictures of several types of O.A., as well as the artist's profile and a section on the American Craft Museum Origamic Architecture exhibit.
New Taviori
The second OA site of Taviori , new original designs , photos and links
Vanessa's Origamic Architecture
A companion website to Marivi's Origamic Architecture. Maintained by Marivi's daughter, and includes several pictures of cards.
KSK's Origamic Architecture
Many pictures and tips as well as a list of books by Chatani and Nakazawa and published articles about the craft.
Baud & Bui Origamic Architecture
Includes several paper and plastic arts in addition to origamic architecture. There are several pictures and patterns available as well as a biography of O.A. creator Masahiro Chatani.
Taviori
Gallery, large photos, examples of light and OA, and links.
Evermore Origamic Architecture
Features a gallery, extensive news and links pages, a book listing, and a few patterns. Home of the Origamic Architecture Maillist.
Kihara's Gallery
Features 180 degree O.A. of buildings and animals. Includes links to news articles.
Origamis Luiz Naveda
Many pictures and animated GIFs.
Virtual Gallery of Origamic Architecture
Gallery of many models folded by Gerry Stormer, a diagram entitled "Diego's Dreams," and links.
Marivi's Origamic Architecture
Many elaborate card designs, featuring models based upon the architecture of Gaudi. Also includes instructions and a section on Heraldic Origamic Architecture.
Willem's Origamic Architecture
Offers patterns from Europe and Asia. Also includes holiday cards, instructions, and links.
Magda's Origamic Architecture
Contains galleries of primarily geometrical origamic architecture as well as links.
Handmade Papercraft Club
Contains a wide variety of pictures and patterns of O.A., from a hippo in a bathtub to socks. Also contains instructions (in Japanese) with diagrams.
Pattern of the Tate Modern in London.
Brief overview of O.A., with a few pictures.
Pictures of several types of O.A., as well as the artist's profile and a section on the American Craft Museum Origamic Architecture exhibit.
The second OA site of Taviori , new original designs , photos and links
A companion website to Marivi's Origamic Architecture. Maintained by Marivi's daughter, and includes several pictures of cards.
Many pictures and tips as well as a list of books by Chatani and Nakazawa and published articles about the craft.
Includes several paper and plastic arts in addition to origamic architecture. There are several pictures and patterns available as well as a biography of O.A. creator Masahiro Chatani.
Gallery, large photos, examples of light and OA, and links.
Features a gallery, extensive news and links pages, a book listing, and a few patterns. Home of the Origamic Architecture Maillist.
Features 180 degree O.A. of buildings and animals. Includes links to news articles.
Many pictures and animated GIFs.
Gallery of many models folded by Gerry Stormer, a diagram entitled "Diego's Dreams," and links.
Many elaborate card designs, featuring models based upon the architecture of Gaudi. Also includes instructions and a section on Heraldic Origamic Architecture.
Offers patterns from Europe and Asia. Also includes holiday cards, instructions, and links.
Contains galleries of primarily geometrical origamic architecture as well as links.
Contains a wide variety of pictures and patterns of O.A., from a hippo in a bathtub to socks. Also contains instructions (in Japanese) with diagrams.
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