Origami Architecture (144 pages). (Artist) Yee

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      21. It should look like this after step 20 done.

      22. Take another component from step 18. Apply glue on the folded edge to join the baseboard as shown in the figure.

      23. It should look like this after step 22 is done.

      24. Fold C1 as shown in the figure.

      25. Fold C2 as shown in the figure.

      26. Apply glue on the folded edge to join two pieces together as shown in the figure.

      27. Fold C5 as shown in the figure.

      28. Fold C6 as shown in the figure.

      29. Apply glue on the folded edge to join the two pieces together as shown in the figure.

      30. Apply glue on the folded edge to join two pieces together as shown in the figure.

      31. It should look like this after step 30 is done.

      32. Repeat step 24 to 30 to make two components.

      33. Take one component from step 32. Apply glue on the folded edge to join baseboard as shown in the figure.

      34. It should look like this after step 33 done.

      35. Take another component from step 32. Apply glue on the folded edge to join the baseboard as shown in the figure

      36. It should look like this after step 35 done.

      THE WHITE HOUSE

       Washington D.C., USA

      The White House is the main workplace and official home of the President of the United States. It has been the residence of every U.S. President since John Adams took up residency in 1800. The building is done in neoclassical stye and is made of Aquia stone, and painted white. The construction began in October 1792 and the building was completed in 1800. In 1814 the White House was set on fire by the British during the War of 1812. It was rebuilt after the fire and continued to undergo minor changes by subsequent presidents. The Truman administration was forced to close down the building because it was starting to show signs of serious wear and stress. A complete renovation went underway, rebuilding the superstructure using steel instead of timber. The Kennedys redecorated many of the rooms during their administration, giving it the elegant look it has today. The White House is an accredited museum with over 5000 people visiting each day.

      The White House is in Washington, DC. It stands 70 feet or 21.3 meters in height. Its depth is 152 feet or 46.3 meters, while its width is 168 feet or 51.2 meters.

      Dimensions of the finished model:

       (excluding the baseboard)

       10.31 inches or 26.2 cm in length

       8.94 inches or 22.7 cm in width

       6.41 inches or 16.3 cm in height.

      Pieces count: 32 pieces (excluding the baseboard)

      Difficulty level: 3/10 (easy)

      Interlock pieces: Assemble the building without glue

       (excluding the baseboard).

      To Download the Die-Cut Patterns, please click here.

      1. Cut out Y01 as shown in the figure. (2 pieces)