(Snapchat: #paarchitecture ) Check out this awesome #parametric #paper work by @matthewshlian a guy who doesn’t use parametric softwares. Unholy 17 (Aggregation) 48″ x 48″ x 5″ Paper 2017 This piece was made in collaboration with Dr Henry Paulson, professor of Neurolog
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