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A Venezuelan self-taught paper engineer goes by the name of Yoshi makes beautiful complex paper patterns simply by folding and cutting paper. Inspired by Hindu and Muslim architecture, he has created a line called “An Abstract View” that is so breathtaking! The images shown here is part of this lovely series.
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Daniel Schipper who is a graduate from the Design Academy in Eindhoven (south of the Netherlands) discovered origami when he was assigned a class project to create a homeless shelter. When one is homeless, easy transport becomes a key design element. If you are lucky, you might have a sleeping bag; otherwise maybe you might consider Mr. Schipper’s shelter made from misprinted milk packaging.
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Daniel Schipper experiments with origami




And a self-supporting folding greenhouse; he writes "A light-weight, flexible, modular greenhouse especially suitable for small spaces like cityhouses, balconies, roof terraces or town gardens. My folding greenhouse is a frameless folding construction made of different components of recyclable plastic which can be folded flat or expand when required."
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The following are found on this website: jeff's origami sightings

Origami Chair designed by Ninna Helena Olsen:


Florian Kräutli's Magnetic Curtains: