Expanding the pagoda

From One Module to Many

These more complex constructions are actually all built from just a few modules, all derived from the same simple little house. Like in Pagodas, the original version, they rely on stacking and rotation.

Blue geometric modular paper house sculpture on a white background

Two paper architectural models, one in gray and the other in blue, with geometric patterns.

How the System Works

The base module is developed as follows:

Youโ€™ll find the same structure as in the original version, but with elongated variations. There are 4 types of pieces:

  • Houses โ€” 4 lengths
    โ€ƒโ€ƒWith variations
  • End pieces โ€” 4 lengths
    โ€ƒโ€ƒUsed at the extremities to create bases or flat roofs
  • Folded spacers
  • Flat spacers (2D)

Two blue paper castle structures stacked on a white background

Ways to Combine Them

This variety of parts allows for an almost endless range of configurations. Here are a few examples to get you started.

Blue geometric paper castle on a white background

Blue geometric paper sculpture with intricate cut-out patterns on a white background

Blue geometric paper pagoda sculpture on a white background

Two geometric, layered building structures in gray and beige on a white background

See Alsoย 

This piece is part of a broader series.
See the original Pagodas
Or learn more about Paper Assemblies

Availability

This set is currently only available as part of the Super Archi Pack

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