Where does light land?
Notice which surface faces the sky and which one creates shade.
A small idea can hold a whole world
Start with a sheet of paper. Fold, open and change it. Notice how light, edges and a point of view can turn a simple shape into a place.
Explore the modelLook closer / Move the view
This is a teaching model, not a building plan. Turn it around and see how the folded roof, supports and open sides work together.
See it from another side
Each view changes what you can notice. There is no single “right” angle.
Use the arrow keys or slide to turn the model.
Motion starts only when you ask. Reduced-motion settings are respected.
What changes as you turn?
Notice which surface faces the sky and which one creates shade.
Follow the roof down to its supports. What might need to change for it to stand?
The open sides invite different routes. Draw one, then imagine another.
Have scrap paper? Fold a shape of your own. Keep the first try, change one part, and note what you learned.
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