Art and Design
Folding Yoshimura Pattern into Large-scale Art Installation
Jiangmei Wu
Basic Techniques and a Novel Notation for Curved Origami Design J.
Mitani
Optimisation in Origami Design Mark Bolitho
ZEBRA - A Heteromodular Origami Technique for Constructing
Large-Scale 3D Framework Architectures and Kinematic Linkages from
Standard A4 Office Paper E Henning
Representing 3-D Objects Through Flat Tessellations A Beber
The Mole Antonelliana - between real shape and folding design C.
Cumino, M. Pavignano, M. L. Spreafico, U. Zich
Modified Dual Compound with Modular Craft Technique M. Kawamura
Fold Mapping: Parametric Design of Origami Surfaces with Periodic
Tessellations M. Gardiner, R. Aigner, H. Ogawa, R. Hanlon
The Reflection Approach to Corrugation Design Benjamin
DiLeonardo-Parker
Foldable Composites for Architectural Applications J. Choma
Conceptual Origami-based Installations A. Rudanovski
Mathematical Recreational Folding in the 20th Century: Between Row
and Gardner Michael Friedman
Froebel's Views on the Role of Paper Folding in Early Mathematics
Education A. Tubis and P. Wang-Iverson
Origami Demonstrations of Area Formulae for General Triangles
Parallelograms and Trapezoids A Tubis
An Origami Interactive Poster: from Folds to Axioms M.L. Spreafico,
E. Tramuns, M. Truffa
An Origami Project for Exploring the Learning of Mathematical Logic
S. Serre, M. L. Spreafico
Educational Concepts for Developing and Designing Origami-Based
Structures S. Hoffmann, H. Buffart, J. Paris, J. Merz, J.
Siebrecht, C. Weigel, B. Corves, M. Trautz
Learning how to Axiomatise through Paperfolding D. Nedrenco
OrigamiSet1.0: Two New Datasets for Origami Classification and
Difficulty Estimation Daniel Ma, Gerald Friedland, Mario Michael
Krell
Flat foldable structure in Glued Laminated Bamboo based on origami
and kirigami design T. R. U.Yamada,R.A. do Nascimento,M.A.dos
R.Pereira
The Cosmic Spiderweb and General Origami Tessellation Design Mark
C. Neyrinck
Computational Modelling of Irregular Virus Shells as flattened
polyhedral H. Todd, A. Luque, S. Sechelmann, I. Erofeev
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