🏗️ Part 1: Design Knowledge

1. Which material would be BEST for creating strong, precise folds in your 3D model?

Tissue paper

Cardboard

Fabric

Plastic wrap

2. What is "layering" in 3D architectural models?

Using only one piece of material

Building up levels and depths with multiple pieces

Making everything the same height

Painting different colours

3. Which techniques help create "repetition" in your model? (Tick all that apply)

Using the same shape multiple times

Creating patterns with windows or doors

Making every part completely different

Repeating similar textures or materials

4. What does "balance" mean in 3D model making?

Making the model as heavy as possible

Ensuring the model won't fall over and looks visually stable

Using only symmetrical shapes

Making all sides exactly the same

✏️ Part 2: Planning Your Model

5. Describe your model idea in one sentence. What type of building will you create?

6. How will you use LAYERING in your model? Give two specific examples.

Example 1: ________________________________

Example 2: ________________________________

7. What will you REPEAT in your design to create visual interest?

8. How will you ensure your model has good BALANCE? Explain your strategy.

9. After creating your model, what worked well? What was challenging?

10. If you could improve your model, what would you change and why?

11. Extension Challenge: Name a famous architect and describe one way they use repetition or balance in their buildings.

Architect: ________________________________