miyamoto's models... April 21, 2010
Take a look at this amazing series of works by Professor Yoshinobu Miyamoto. He is an architect, a teacher of architecture at the Aichi Institute of Technology (AIT) in Japan and one of the finest paper engineers I have ever come across. This is seriously breathtaking stuff! See for yourself. Above: Cone, 2009.
Dome with 36 Arcs, 2010.
It's so amazing what can be created with just one piece of paper. Half Domes, 2010.
Architectural Design Study, 2008-2009.
Miyamoto expects to see some of his paper models developed into actual buildings. Imagine how beautiful those buildings will be.
Architectural Design Study, 2008-2009.
Torus (Tori) made with pairs of Villarceau Circles, 2010.
Vault Structure, (detail) 2009.
Architectural Design Study, 2008-2009.
Slide Together, 2009.
Architectural Design Study, 2008-2009.
If you would like to see more of Miyamoto's work, click here.
Comments
Yoshinobu Miyamoto — 13 May at 06:55PM
Hi, Justine. Thanks for kind words on my works. I reached your blog via twitter post by an art school student in Japan. I wish to have students from Australia.
Justine — 14 May at 10:21AM
Dear Yoshinobu, I was so happy to see your comment on the blog. I’m also very happy you discovered us :) It’s great to know your students are reading the blog too! I’m coming to Tokyo later this month and look forward to discovering more amazing paper artists. I wish you all the best with you paper projects. I’ll keep on watching them! Justine
safa salkhi — 13 December at 05:53AM
thank u for nice posts….they are really amazing…i wish to be an innovative architect like Professor Yoshinobu Miyamoto one day!