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source: crossconnectmag
Yoshinobu Miyamoto is a Japanese architect, paper artist and engineer. His regular job is as a professor at the Aichi Institute of Technology, Japan where he lectures on spatial design, but his other passion lies in furthering his application of paper design.
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source: blogponoko
One of the things I love about digital fabrication is the process of elevating 3D forms from 2D materials. “2D materials” – anything that comes in a sheet – have all kinds of inherent efficiencies in terms of modelling, manufacturing, transport, and assembly, but it takes a certain amount of mental gymnastics to translate them into 3D objects. I stumbled across this image today and it opened up a fascinating new world for me – a construction technique known as curved folding.

The model above is made by Yoshinobu Miyamoto, an architect and teacher at Aichi Institute of Technology in Japan. In researching the background of this model, I came across Curved Folding: a network of more than 300 members working together to create an open CAD standard for representing and modelling curved folding geometries.
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source: jocundist
When you apply all your knowledge that you’ve learn in Architecture into paper instead of models, you can create beauty that is not just aesthetically appealing. This is exactly what Prof. Yoshinobu Miyamoto has done.

All these stunning and breathtaking work was created by Prof. Yoshinobu Miyamoto. He is an Architect, a teacher at the Aichi Institute of Technology (AIT) in Japan and one of the finest paper engineers.
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source: o-loublogspot
Yoshinobu Miyamoto est un architecte japonais. Et pour savoir aussi bien manier le papier, les japonais doivent avoir de la sève qui leur coule dans les veines ?!
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source: totalwhitealtervistaorg
L’arte della carta.
L’arte di piegare la carta, carta artigianale, formando giocattoli di carta. Uno straordinario uso creativo del materiale di base. Incredibili sculture di carta, l’architettura e l’ingegneria degli origami di carta del Prof. Yoshinobu Miyamoto, architetto e docente di architettura presso l’Istituto di tecnologia (AIT) in Giappone.
Architetture di carta, una bellezza che non è solo esteticamente accattivante