Frank Lloyd Wright Paper Models: 14 Kirigami Buildings to Cut and Fold

Bought this as a gift for my dad who is an architect who has always loved Frank Lloyd Wright’s work, and Fallingwater is my dad’s favourite Frank Lloyd Wright house.He loved this gift! He said it was nostalgic for him, reminding him of studying his work at university.Beautiful gift for those who love architecture.

I've only just received this so not made anything yet,but as I am a big fan of the architect Frank Lloyd Wright and the beautiful buildings he designed, it's a huge pleasure just to look at the gorgeous designs and learn something about the buildings they represent.The paper models don't look to difficult to make;each model has a template in the book that you can remove and use,with the tricky parts pre-cut for you, or ,if you want to keep the book intact you can scan or copy the templates and print them out.At the moment I'm just looking in wonder; Marc Hagan-Guirey has crafted something that is a total joy to look at,and I'm going to have a great time deciding which to make first!

Its as described

Good God this is difficult. Persist and you will be rewarded. Great formFLW fans with time on their hands.

Great quality

Straightforward instructions, great histories of the houses, and this time the printers have done some of the work for us! WIN! I love Paper Dandy's work, I bought his previous book and I'm looking forward to making all of these models too. AND his Star Wars book too, I can't wait for that. Deffo worth getting this for a crafty afternoon at home.

Excellent product :) Good for budding architect to learn a few famous buildings and styles and to hone some delicate craft skills at the same time. Teamed up with a self healing cutting mat and craft knife for a good present. Well received by 14 year old boy.

The models are stylish and white. You have to bend them into valleys and mountains. Also you have to cut them carefully with a metal ruler. The Gulbenkian Museum was not perfectly marked with mountain folds, so I had to throw it away because it didn't work. It took a couple of mess ups before i got one right. Then they had to be clipped and supported with blu tak.I have been making architectural models for some years and found these pretty disappointing really. I was going to buy another one but think I shall wait a bit.The good thing is that they fold up so you can pack them away safely.