I'm a huge fan of the art of origami. And its application to the fields of architecture and design has tremendously changed the way creatives have evolved with its distinctive geometry and innovative style. However, it's seldom a massive challenge to construct built environments that mimic folding patterns because of their defiance of gravity. weight plus the length of overhangs, and the sharpness of pointed corners of the overall composition. Nonetheless, the visual characteristics of origami are one of the best reasons why it's appreciated in the building industry. Awesome post!