WK06 MODELS

WK06 MODELS
initial paper folded models of my bedroom
1:50 scale

regular sketch paper + black presentation board used to represent general shell and prominent furniture of my bedroom. 



following paper folding techniques an abstract tunnel form was created. 



progressed to 1:20 scale, continuing the paper folding technique
focusing on the double doors that open into my closet, i envisioned an unprecedented multi-leveled space with abstract shapes moving between the two spaces harmoniously. using trace paper and cutting up folded presentation board, i wanted to explore what it would feel like to be in such a dramatic space. 




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