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‘The Model Home’ was created by Architects Atelier Bow Wow and Artist Michael Lin in collaboration with the University of Auckland professor Andrew Barrie, a specialist in okoshi-ezu (folding drawing)–the Japanese technique of paper model building. The structure that looks visually weightless is currently being viewed at the main hall of the Auckland Art Gallery.

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