ARCHFOLIO FOLIO
UMD School of Architecture and Planning Selected work 2017 - 2020
Taha S. Khan
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Lyles Residence Wade Architecture October 2020
Delmar Elevation Render Wade Architecture September 2020
Mural Project Wade Architecture May 2020
School of Public Policy University of Maryland Arch403 Spring 2018
Blagden Apartments University of Maryland Arch402 Fall 2017
House of Arts University of Maryland Arch402 Fall 2017
Origami Structure University of Maryland Arch465 Spring 2017
Art Work Selected Work 2018 - Present
Lyles Residence Fall 2020 Medium: Photoshop, AutoCad, Revit, Twinmotion Location: Hagerstown, MD Objective: Design a modern family house. Location: Hagerstown, MD 20742 This modern home was a team project effort, in which I had the great opportunity to work on under the direct supervision of Principal Architect, Robert Regazzoni at Wade Architecture. The objective of this project was to design the first modern house in Hagerstown, MD. The client was looking for a modern home where his family can reside. The architect excuted his vision through drawing the design plan, while I created all of the 3D work using Revit and Twin Motion.
Site Plan
D 4
27'-0"
11'-2" 3'-5"
11'-3"
FIBER CEMENT BOARD (BARK)
WOOD PANELING TO MATCH BARK COLOR
2" x 12" STEEL "C" CHANNEL
1'-0"
1'-0"
2'-0"
1'-0"
25'-0" TOP OF PARAPET
7 31'-3 8"
CABLE RAILING
"
10'-0"
4x4 COLUMN ABOVE, REF. STRUCT. DRWGS.
14'-2
FIBER CEMENT BOARD (GREY)
13'-0"
6x6 COLUMN ABOVE, REF. STRUCT. DRWGS.
3
STAIRS ABOVE
1'-6" 13'-8
80 26
10
21'-0" 2'-0"
M2
21
N 21080 BAR DOOR 3'-10"
OVE
1 27'-7 2"
8'-6"
(2) R.W.L.
2'-6"
A/C
A/C
A/C
A/C
1 10'-4 2"
FIBER CEMENT BOARD (GREY)
4
B
25'-0" TOP OF PARAPET
1'-0"
9'-0"
Elevation A
1 12'-4 4"
3'-0"
5'-0"
1 2'-4 2"
3 3'-4 4"
4'-7"
5'-8"
1 16'-7 2"
-10'-0" LOWER LEVEL
HANDRAIL
DN 5R AD 11" TRE
-10'-0" 589.00'
60" x 30"
R/S
1'-9"
4°
3'-0"
2'-8"
R AB
BATH 1
7 1'-5 8"
6'-6 4"
80
1 2'-9 8"
5 5'-4 8"
0
4'-8"
08
1
LINE OF WALL ABOVE
30
5'-6"
3'-3"
ING 6080 SLID R DOO GLASS
OO
F FL
1 22'-8 2"
EO LIN
1 12'-11 2"
10
WIC
24'-0" TOP OF PARAPET
FIBER CEMENT BOARD (BARK)
1'-0" 1'-0" 1'-0"
3 3'-8 8"
7 1/4"
6'-8"
M1
PRE-MANUFACTURED GARAGE DOORS. TO MATCH BARK COLOR
FRONT DOOR TO MATCH BARK COLOR
BEDROO
F
O
R/S
BEDROO
CABEL RAILING 10'-0"
E1 STORAG
NETTE
KITCHE
WALL OVEN
1 15'-11 4"
0
0
4x4 COLUMN ABOVE, REF. STRUCT. DRWGS.
7 8"
08
1
08
15'-8
21
91 2"
Lower Level Plan
0" FIRST LEVEL
PLANTER ABOVE
1 10'-7 4"
1 13'-0 4"
21
-10'-0" 589.00' 14'-65 8" 3 8'-10 4"
ING 8080 SLID R DOO GLASS
7 1/4"
6'-8"
-10'-4"
3'-6"
3'-0" 1 11'-7 2"
4"
CONC. SLAB SEE STRUCT. DWG.
12'-614"
2480 80
CLOSET
-10'-0.5"
2 1 28'-2 2" 680
7 13'-3 8"
4"
R.W.L.
1
12'-0"
3080
4°
80
26
80 26
3 3'-2 8"
10 26
5'-2"
4°
3 8"
2
3 10'-3 4"
R/S
MECH.
12'-4
" 23'-3
7 16'-8 8"
6'-8"
D
22'-9
1'-0"
RECREA
COVERE PATIO
"
6'-0"
" 10'-7 4x4 COLUMN ABOVE, REF. STRUCT. DRWGS.
3 9'-7 8"
80
TION
E UBL DO OR 5080 AL DO MET
2
7 8"
3'-4
3 4"
1 3'-11 2"
7 1/4"
1'-0"
1 8"
1 5'-2 2"
1 15'-5 2"
7'-0"
MECH. DUCT, SEE MECH. DWGS.
8"
"
3'-7
3 7'-4 4"
4'-0
5
STONE FINISH
6'-7
1 2"
A
4x4 COLUMN ABOVE, REF. STRUCT. DRWGS.
3'-9 1 4"
26
22'-0"
"
7 8"
80
5'-1
22'-11
6'-0"
16R UP EAD TR 11"
"
166°
28
19'-10"
CONC. PADS (TYP.)
5'-3
FUTURE ELEV. 12"
6'-7"
4'-8"
-10'-0"
6'-0"
7 8"
3 5'-0 4"
7 1/4"
4x4 COLUMN ABOVE, REF. STRUCT. DRWGS.
-11'-0"
BATH 2
166°
8"
9'-3"
7'-0"
STORAG
3
1'-0"
1 2"
0 4'-1
4x4 COLUMN ABOVE, REF. STRUCT. DRWGS.
E2
6'-2"
STAIRS ABOVE
12'-0" SECOND LEVEL
CL.
3 8"
11'-4"
3 3'-4 4"
1 4'-11 4"
C
STAIR
1
2'-9"
1 17'-3 2"
1'-8"
6'-0"
3'-0
2'-1
°
3'-4
14'-8"
4'-6"
5 8"
21'-2
R.W.L. 76
1 7'-4 2"
FIBER CEMENT BOARD (BARK)
CABLE RAILING 12'-0"
D
STONE FINISH
STONE FINISH
4
13'-5"
3'-5"
6'-0" X 4'-0" CONC. PAD
DRAIN TO T DAYLIGH
6'-1"
5'-0" X 3'-0" CONC. PAD
RETAINING WALL, SEE CIVIL DWGS.
3'-6"
27'-0"
10'-2"
12'-0" SECOND LEVEL
12'-0"
22'-8"
R.W.L.
3 4"
6'-0
0" FIRST LEVEL
EA.
5 8"
1
SINK
1'-0"
1'-0" 13'-0"
10'-0"
CABLE RAILING
FIBER CEMENT BOARD (GREY)
3 9'-11 4"
2'-3"
21'-10"
F
9'-10"
29'-4"
7'-6"
FIBER CEMENT BOARD (GREY)
4
(2) R.W.L.
A/C
A/C
A/C
A/C
1'-9"
12'-0" SECOND LEVEL 2'-0"
1'-9"
4'-9"
OVEN/ MW
1'-0"
1'-0"1'-0"1'-0"
1'-0"
1'-8"
3'-0"
ICE WINE MCH. COOLER
3'-5"
1 18'-6 4"
12'-0"
80
3'-0"
4'-6"
7'-2" 2'-4"
10'-0"
8'-2"
COOKTO
24'-0" TOP OF PARAPET
3 7'-8 4"
ABOVE 1 15'-9 4"
1 15'-9 4"
Y3
BALCON
LINE OF FLOOR ABOVE
25'-0" TOP OF PARAPET
9'-0"
REF.
P
WALL OVEN
1 1'-9 4"
1 7'-4 2"
FIBER CEMENT BOARD (BARK) 1
"
8'-6
°
OVEN/ WD
PLANTER
6'-1
LIVING ROOM
FLOOR
DINING ROOM
2'-0"
"
17'-5
WALL OVEN
91 2"
7 8"
4'-9 76
EQUAL
A/C UNIT LOCATION
4'-0"
7'-5"
1 1'-9 8"
1"
8'-1
CONCRETE SLAB BELOW
SCORE LINES ON PARCHED CONC. WALL
Elevation B
3 8"
4690
12'-7
2880
3 4"
30
5'-7
3080
1/2"
80 20
" -6" "1'-0 1'
1'-0
1/2"
"
UP 12R TREAD
13'-4
1 2"
3 4"
4"
7 3'-5 8"
N
KITCHE
EQUAL EQUAL
DW
SINK 3 14'-6 8"
DW
40
90
1 18'-0 2"
LINE OF FLOOR ABOVE 1 5'-5 8"
1 2'-2 2"
7'-2"
7'-10"
LINE OF
2'-8"
1
EQUAL
2
18'-2"
NOOK 32" HIGH
"
3'-5
HANDRAIL
SCORE LINES ON PARCHED CONC. WALL
-10'-0" LOWER LEVEL
DOOR TO MATCH BARK COLOR
7 1/2" CONC. CURB
UP 18R AD 11" TRE
ILL
32" HIGH
"
2'-0
15'-7"
GR
90°
13'-0
11'-0
16R DN EAD TR
.
REF
A 4R UP DS EA 3 TR " 2'-0
" 2'-0
E VESTIBUL
0'-0" 599'-0"
2'-6"
"
5 8"
80
1 4"
7'-2
7 4'-6 8"
MANUFACTURED CANTILEVERED STAIR 11" 10"
7 1/2" CONC. CURB W/ GRAVEL FILL
K
13'-7
2'-4
26
SIN
2
"
3'-4
7 8"
3'-4 3 4"
3'-9
LINE OF FLOOR ABOVE
3 3'-11 4"
8'-4" 5 25'-9 8"
R
OUTDOO LIVING
FAMILY ROOM
GLASS WALL SYSTEM
3'
"
5 7'-10 8"
2'-8"
SLOPE AWAY
194°
CL.
-5"
5'-1
CONTROL JOINT
3
3 8"
80
1 6'-5 4"
5 11'-6 8"
1'-0"
R/S
5'-6"
4'-1"
WALKING PADS BELOW
0
2'-0"
18" BENCH
RE TU FU LEV. E
28
3 2'-0 8"
TS
4'-2"
TUBES ABOVE
C
MUD ROOM
E/ FIC Y OF RAR LIB
ST
RAKE WALL
2'-1
8'-4"
REF.
PANTRY
7 " 1 3'-0 8" 2'-4 8
8'-5"
3 5'-1 8"
11"
(5) 12" SH.
2'-10"
7 2'-8 8"
REF.
(5) 12" SH. 3 8'-9 4"
3 8"
0
2'-1
R. PD M. R
1 2"
65 8"
1 2'-8 4" 2'-9" 3R @ 7.6" EA.
MECH.
0
AIR
3 8"
5'-8 76 °
3'-0
R.W.L.
10'-0"
23'-5
R.W.L.
11'-9"
1'-2"
14'-8"
5'-0"
7'-9"
R.W.L. ABOVE
30 8 1/2"
3
1 2"
7 8"
29'-1
-0'-.5" 8'-4"
1 3'-5 4"
38'-0"
B
13'-0" 6" 6'-0"
D
9'-4"
DOOR TO MATCH BARK COLOR EQUAL
EQUAL
11'-0" 3'-0"
10'-0"
1 5'-7 2"
GLASS WALL SYSTEM
6"
3'-0"
1'-0"
0" FIRST LEVEL
42" HIGH RAILING
3'-0"
R.W.L.
3'-0"
1 19'-8 2"
3'-0"
1 7'-7 2"
4
1'-0"
FIBER CEMENT BOARD (BARK)
6'-10"
12'-0"
First Floor Plan
9'-0"
3'-5"
3'-0"
GARAGE
3'-0"
SLOPE 1/4" / 1'-0"
SLOPE 1/4" / 1'-0"
8"
10'-6"
1'-4"
27'-4"
6'-5"
8R @ 7.6"
5'-0"
7 31'-3 8"
16'-6" WATER FEATURE
FIREPLACE EXHAUST (G.C. TO COORDINATE FINAL LOCATION WITH VENDOR)
13'-6"
15'-6"
R.W.L.
4" CONC. GENERATOR SLAB
Y2
BALCON
13'-11"
3 4"
6'-0
1 2'-5 4"
1 5'-8 2"
R/S 3 7'-6 8"
3'-0"
23'-5
13'-4 "
101 8"
1 2'-3 2"
1'-0" 1'-0"
1'-9"
19'-8"
6'-10" 6" 3'-0"
6'-0" 1'-6" 1'-0"
4"
2'-63 8"
SH 10 4°
1 21'-9 2"
7'-6"
1 29'-3 2"
STONE FINISH -10'-0" LOWER LEVEL
38'-0"
7'-9"
4
1'-0" 3'-6"
3'-0"
3'-3"
3'-0"
1'-9"
1 5'-5 4"
9 2"
2'-0"
80
1 27'-0 8"
1
(2) R.W.L.
0" FIRST LEVEL
CABLE RAILING
30
4'-0"
WIC
2" x 12" STEEL "C" CHANNEL
3'-6"
30
1 2'-4 8"
80
BATH 3
72" x 36" R/S
3 8'-4 4"
8'-10"
30
80
R/S
3 8"
4'-2
42" H RAILING
1'-0"
5 7'-4 8"
3'-6"
1'-0" 1'-0" 9'-0"
30
12'-0"
80
1 15'-9 4"
1
OPEN TO BELOW
3 9'-9 4"
" 16'-0
SLIDING GLASS DOORS
13'-4"
42" H RAILING
Second Floor Plan
1 7'-4 2"
1'-0"
6"
Y1
1
(2) R.W.L.
STONE FINISH
18'-2"
DEN
5 12'-8 8"
PE SLO 1'-0" / 1/4"
BALCON
1'-0"
12'-0" SECOND LEVEL 1 9'-4 2"
5 8"
8
1 4"
FIBER CEMENT BOARD (GRAY)
7'-10"
7'-7"
10'-7"
BEDROO
FIBER CEMENT BOARD (GREY)
11'-0"
2880
DN 19R AD 11" TRE
M3
23'-2
13'-0"
3080
W
3080
D
80 28 4° 10
5 A-502
16'-6"
2680
0
OPEN TO BELOW
5 8"
30 8
42" H RAILING
5'
12'-0" 611'-0"
1 4"
2
3'-8
7'-6"
FIBER CEMENT BOARD (BARK)
3 8"
4°
3 4"
2' 7 8"
12'-6
5 8"
-10
-1"
1 4"
" 1'-7" 1'-10
9'-8
2" x 12" STEEL "C" CHANNEL 8'-9
1'-4"
25'-0" TOP OF PARAPET
MIRROR WALL
4'-0"
OR
CORRID
1 3'-2 2"
1 6'-9 2"
10
5 8"
6'-1
1 1 2"
1'-1
4"
2680
"
1 2"
E UR FUTLEV. E
8'-9
80
A
3'-3
5 4'-8 8"
3
6'-8"
14'-11
5 5'-0 8"
30
FIBER CEMENT BOARD (BARK)
M
GY
4'-8
MASTER ENTRY
2'-11"
7'-0 4" 3
1 0 2"
2'-1
1 2"
1 2'-3 2"
7 3'-4 8"
3080
1 1 2"
80
.
CH
ME
7'-3
3'-1
1 2"
2'-2
8'-6
1 5'-0 8"
1 4'-4 8"
28
5 3'-10 8"
MASTER BATH 1 5'-8 8"
16" (4) . SH
1'-0"
9'-3"
2
1'-10"
3 4'-4 8"
R/S
.
Y LND
I.T.
5 3'-8 8"
3'-0"
3 2'-11 4"
SH
R/S
4" GUTTER
3 8"
5'-8 °
3
SLOPE 1/4" / 1'-0"
R.W.L.
R.W.L.
76
7 2'-5 8"
C
MECH
1 5'-11 8"
WIC
6'-0"
R/S
6'-8"
1 13'-3 2"
3 7'-0 4"
R/S
ROOF BELOW
Elevation C
3
1 2"
7 8"
29'-1
R.W.L.
10'-0"
3 3'-7 4"
R/S
WIC
SCORE LINES ON PARCHED CONC. WALL
4"
-10'-0" LOWER LEVEL
13'-10"
11'-5"
29'-6"
SLOPE 1/4" / 1'-0" RAISED (BELOW FLOOR)
4'-0" 1 1'-2 2"
3'-0"
15'-8"
1 5'-8 2"
MASTERM BEDROO
B
Elevation D
METAL COPING PREBUCK WOOD
BEDROOM 3
BALCONY
ROOFING MEMBRANE RUN UP PARAPET WALL & UNDER COPING
DEN
DINING ROOM
KITHCEN
NOOK
BEDROOM 1
PATIO
BATH 3
RECREATION
8" BOND BEAM, SEE STRUCT. DWGS.
LIVING ROOM
4" RIGID BD. INSUL. ON METAL DECK
STORAGE
BEDROOM 2
25'-0" T.O. PARAPET
8" BOND BEAM, SEE STRUCT. DWGS. STEEL BEAM, BEYOND SEE STRUCT. DWGS.
Section 1
Z GIRT BY FIBER CEMENT MANUF. 1/2" GWB ON 2" FURRING W/ RIGID BD. INSULATION
MASTER BATHROOM
CORRIDOR
SUSPENDED GWB CEILING
DEN
2 1/2" CONC ON MTL. DECK W/ 2" FOAM INSUL. BELOW DECK VESTIBULE
OUTDOOR LIVING
FAMILY ROOM
STEEL BEAM, BEYOND SEE STRUCT. DWGS. STORAGE 2
RECREATION
12'-0" SECOND LEVEL
FIBER-CEMENT BOARD AIR GAP 2" RIGID BD. INSULATION SUSPENDED GWB CEILING
AIR VAPOR BARRIER
Section 2
8" CMU
LIVING ROOM
1/2" GWB ON 2 1/2" MTL. STUDS W/ 2 1/2" BATT INSULATION 2 1/2" CONC ON MTL. DECK W/ 2" FOAM INSUL. BELOW DECK
MUD ROOM
FAMILY ROOM
STORAGE 2
RECREATION
STEEL ANGLE, SEE STRUCT. DWGS.
POWDERPDR. ROOM RM.
BATH 2
OFFICE/ LIBRARY
STEEL BEAM, BEYOND SEE STRUCT. DWGS.
4" CONC. SLAB W/ W.W.F. OVER MOISTURE BARRIER ON 2" FOAM INSUL. ON 4" STONE FILL OVER WELL COMPACTED FILL
Section 3 MOISTURE BARRIER 2" RIDIG INSUL. W.I.C.
GARAGE
W.I.C.
MASTER BATHROOM
FAMILY ROOM
BEDROOM 3
W.I.C.
DAMPROOFING CONCRETE FOOTING SEE STRUCT. DWGS.
KITCHEN
GRAVEL
RECREATION
UNDISTURBED SOIL BEDROOM 1
4" CONTINUOUS PERFORATED DRAINPIPE
Section 4
10"
8" CONCRETE RETAINING WALL
BATH 2
1/2" GWB ON 2" FURRING W/ RIGID BD. INSUL.
MASTER BEDROOM
0" FIRST LEVEL
GYM
8"
OUTDOOR LIVING
MECH.
LNDY.
CLOSET
LAUNDRY
ELEVATOR SHAFT
MASTER BEDROOM
WIC
STORAGE 1 -10'-0" LOWER LEVEL
Westphalia Elevation Render Spring-Fall 2020 Medium: Photoshop, AutoCad Location: Hagerstown, MD Objective: Create building elevations by using given materials. Location: Hagerstown, MD 20742 At Wade Architecture, the company worked with diverse clients, ranging from Residential Contractors to Real Estate Developers looking for building elevation renders to present to their clients. The image on the right exemplifies one of the drawings that I would produce for the company. This was a collaborative effort with the Architect where he would choose the materials for the building and I would use the appropriate medium to produce building elevation renders that displayed the Architect’s vision for the house, townhome, etc.
Material Palette
Office Mural Summer 2020
Medium: AutoCad, Illustrator, & Indesign Location: Hagerstown, MD Objective: Create a mural for the new company's office. Location: Hagerstown, MD 20742 This was a collaborative effort between the employees and me at Wade Architecture. The goal was to showcase the work that the company has done in the past and present. The approach that I took for this project was to ask the employees what their favorite projects was, and then I used that information to create a unique collage out of all those projects. My mural was then displayed on the wall of the new office building.
School of Public Policy University of Maryland: Spring 2018 Professor: Steven Hurtt Course: Arch 403, Studio IV Duration: 6 Weeks Medium: Pencil on Paper, ProCreate, Photoshop, AutoCad Architecture, and Revit Objective: Design the new School of Public Policy building for University of Maryland with regards to site contexts. Location: University of Maryland, College Park, MD 20742 The School of Public Policy building has its own presence and identity that follows the site context of Colonial Revival buildings. The Colonial Revival Style was adopted at the University of Maryland, particularly to its colonial and post-revolutionary history. The building is directly adjacent to the Lee building and is aligned with the Marie Mount building. Specifically, the building is methodically framing the significant open space known as the Memorial Chapel Lawn. The building’s massing, material choice, and detailing exhibits a carefully considered response to the adjacent buildings. In addition, the building’s design consists of two different styles of pediments on each side of the entrance to emphasize its centrality.
Site Plan
Site Plan
Section Bay
Iteration 1
Iteration 2
Iteration 3
South Elevation
West Elevation
North Elevation
East Elevation
Process Elevations
Blagden Apartments University of Maryland: Fall 2017 Professor: Dan Curry Course: Arch 403, Studio III Duration: 4 Weeks Medium: Photoshop, Revit, TwinMotion Objective: To design an apartment for artists within the local
D,C, community.
Location: 1212 9th St NW, Washington, DC 20001
The Blagden Apartments deliver an innovative, modern experience for the community and the residents. The objective was to provide local artists with an exclusive and private living experience, while also allowing them to remain connected to the unique arts and culture in the surrounding D.C. neighborhood. This building consists of eight one-bedroom units and eight studio units. Within the building there is an art gallery area, which acts as a space for artists to showcase their work and collaborate with other artists.
Site Plan
Studio B
1 Bedroom Lobby, Reception, & Guest Receiving Mailbox Restroom Trash, and Recycling Electrical Room, Telephone & Data Bicycle Storage Janitor Studio, Gallery Space
A
A
B
Ground Plan
2nd Floor Plan
Public Private
Space Define Element
Public Vs Private
3rd Floor Plan
4th Floor Plan
Balcony Windows
Windows and Balcony
Circulation
Section A
Studio Plan and Elevation
Section B
One Bedroom Plan and Elevation
M Street Elevation
Alley Elevation
House of Arts & Performance University of Maryland: Fall 2017 Professor: Dan Curry Course: Arch 403, Studio III Duration: 6 Weeks Medium: Photoshop, and AutoCad Architecture Objective: Design an art building that will be used for both the employees of CulturalDC as well as resident arts organizations. Location: 1212 9th St NW, Washington, DC 20001 Blagden Alley is a distinctive and historic neighborhood in Washington, D.C. that flourishes with arts and culture. Inside the system of interior alleyways consists of a prospering arts district, which includes galleries, restaurants, and cultural events. The overall building is split into four spaces that serve as a certain program. The two hierarchical spaces are double heightened to emphasize its importance. The art exhibition is a public space, and is displayed in the front for the community to view and experience. Additionally, the performance art area is located in the back and is more private. Significantly, the building’s design has a cross-axial pathway which creates a simple circulation.
Site Plan
Janitorial Mechanical Room
Storage Room
MR WR
Public Maker Space
Director Office
Collaborative Work Space Artist Maker Space
3rd Floor
Parti
Cafe
Kitchen
Loading Dock
Art Gallery
2nd Floor Hierarchy A Green Dressing Dressing Room Room Room
B
WR
Coat Check
Ticket Booth
Prefunction
Lobby
MR
Large Event
A
Circulation
Ground Floor
B
Section A
Alley Elevation
Section B
Side Elevation
Street Elevation
Origami Structure University of Maryland: Spring 2017 Professor: Ming Hu Course: Arch465, Arch Structure II Duration: 5 Days Medium: Paper Objective: Construct a structure made from paper and glue that can carry the heaviest load, while still able to fold back to a flat plane. Location: College Park, MD Origami designs and constructions allow artists to produce an array of shapes and forms using only paper. Simple material has the ability to be reshaped or combined to form tools or machines to fulfill a need. This origami structure competition involved designing and building a foldable and smart origami construction made from paper. The design intent was to divide 30 sheets of 8.5” X 11” paper into 16 small rectangular pieces of paper, and ultimately manipulate the dimensions to form multiple tiny origami pieces. These origami pieces consisted of three simple folds, which were horizontal, vertical, and diagonal. The final diagonal fold helped create a void within each fold, so the origami pieces could securely interlock with each other without the use of any glue.
Art Work
Thorncrown Chapel ARCH445 - Visual Analysis of Architecture Pencil on Watercolor Board 9” X 12”
University of Maryland ARCH445 - Visual Analysis of Architecture Pencil on Watercolor Board 9” X 12”
Color Collision Procreate 48” X 72”
Digital Fabric Procreate 48” X 72”
Blue and Gold Procreate 36” X 36”
Split Procreate 4K
Fluid Chaos Procreate 36” X 36”
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