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Origami from Around the World Vicente Palacios
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Since then he's created over 150 original origami designs—more than 50 of them themed around the world of Star Wars. A paper crane origami bird is one thing; but artist Won Park takes his origami folding skills to a whole new level. Posted on March 3 Day Startup explores the journey of student entrepreneurs from all over the world in the ongoing blog series Born in Dorms. Students at an international origami conference display works of astounding detail that take hundreds of hours to fold. Become something of a trend in contemporary architecture. Origami began in Japan somewhere around 1600. It was developed in the early 17th century and became popular all over the world in the mid-1900s. The word origami comes from the Japanese word ori, meaning folding, and We, meaning paper. Fold It Up: Incredible Origami. In support of this idea, here are 15 amazing buildings from around the world which bring together splendidly the art of origami and that of architecture and design. Born in Dorms: ORIGAMI Brings Japanese Art Shock to the World. Translated literally, it means “paper folding,” an appropriate and admirably unambiguous appellation. Around the world, origami is growing in popularity as well as complexity. This has to be the dream of every kid and adult on Earth: Make a paper plane and throw it from orbit.