Origamic architecture

Origamic architecture is a creative art form that combines origami (the Japanese art of paper folding) with architectural design. It involves crafting intricate three-dimensional structures from a flat sheet of paper, transforming simple folds into complex, often whimsical designs such as buildings, landscapes, or sculptures. The process showcases precision and artistry, as folds and cuts are carefully planned to create depth and perspective. This technique is popular in various applications, including greeting cards, art installations, and educational models, allowing for visually stunning representations of architectural concepts.