Simple, colourful or crazy: depending the techniques you will use, you can give radically different characters to your house, have it discreet or make people look at it!
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We have tested this tutorial for you with some of our favourite buildings, look:
Checkerboard pattern on the Cell brick house by Tekuto architects // we used cut out black rectangles pasted on white paper + see our hut version in the bonus !
Pink waterproof membrane of Villa Hermina by HSH Architekti (Cernín – Czech Republic) // we used watercolour paint in chewing-gum colour
Enamelled terracotta tubes for the Brandhorst Museum by Sauerbruch & Hutton (Munich-Germany) // we used colour pencils
Random metal membrane around Manny building by Tetrarc (Nantes – France) // We paste cut out paper ribbons
Minimalist windows for the House in a plum grove by Kazuyo Sejima (Tokyo – Japan) // we used a very fine pen
Random windows on SESC Pompeia center by Lina bo Bardi (São Paulo – Brazil) // we made ink stains
Triangular windows on Cité du design by LIN (Saint-Etienne – France) // we used a protractor, a ruler and ink
Fake heritage facade and contemporary windows on Barrière Hotel by Edouard François (Paris – France) // we used carbon paper and stamps made out of rubber
Small prism shaped windows for the SMAC by BMC2 (Auxerre – France) // we used stamps made out of rubber + pencil lines
Different sorts of bricks for the experimental Muuratsalo house by Alvar Aalto (Muuratsalo island – Finland) // we used different stamps made out of rubber
Big holes in the Orange Cube by Jakob & Mac Farlane (Lyon – France) // we used a felt-pen
You see? There are so many possibilities! Your turn now!
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