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July 17, 2013, 8:47 am

The Paper Torso Project, by Austrian artist & architect Horst Kiechle. The Australian architect is most known for his "archisculptures," where he takes paper and card to create intricate models and prototypes that are a cross between architecture and sculpture. His templates and assembly instructions are available for free download on his website The Paper Torso Project, by Austrian artist & architect Horst Kiechle. The Australian architect is most known for his "archisculptures," where he takes paper and card to create intricate models and prototypes that are a cross between architecture and sculpture. His templates and assembly instructions are available for free download on his website The Paper Torso Project, by Austrian artist & architect Horst Kiechle. The Australian architect is most known for his "archisculptures," where he takes paper and card to create intricate models and prototypes that are a cross between architecture and sculpture. His templates and assembly instructions are available for free download on his websiteKIECHLE - PAPER TORSO (9) The Paper Torso Project, by Austrian artist & architect Horst Kiechle. The Australian architect is most known for his "archisculptures," where he takes paper and card to create intricate models and prototypes that are a cross between architecture and sculpture. His templates and assembly instructions are available for free download on his website The Paper Torso Project, by Austrian artist & architect Horst Kiechle. The Australian architect is most known for his "archisculptures," where he takes paper and card to create intricate models and prototypes that are a cross between architecture and sculpture. His templates and assembly instructions are available for free download on his websiteKIECHLE - PAPER TORSO (7) The Paper Torso Project, by Austrian artist & architect Horst Kiechle. The Australian architect is most known for his "archisculptures," where he takes paper and card to create intricate models and prototypes that are a cross between architecture and sculpture. His templates and assembly instructions are available for free download on his website The Paper Torso Project, by Austrian artist & architect Horst Kiechle. The Australian architect is most known for his "archisculptures," where he takes paper and card to create intricate models and prototypes that are a cross between architecture and sculpture. His templates and assembly instructions are available for free download on his website The Paper Torso Project, by Austrian artist & architect Horst Kiechle. The Australian architect is most known for his "archisculptures," where he takes paper and card to create intricate models and prototypes that are a cross between architecture and sculpture. His templates and assembly instructions are available for free download on his website The Paper Torso Project, by Austrian artist & architect Horst Kiechle. The Australian architect is most known for his "archisculptures," where he takes paper and card to create intricate models and prototypes that are a cross between architecture and sculpture. His templates and assembly instructions are available for free download on his website The Paper Torso Project, by Austrian artist & architect Horst Kiechle. The Australian architect is most known for his "archisculptures," where he takes paper and card to create intricate models and prototypes that are a cross between architecture and sculpture. His templates and assembly instructions are available for free download on his website

The Paper Torso Project, by Austrian artist & architect Horst Kiechle. The Australian architect is most known for his “archisculptures,” where he takes paper and card to create intricate models and prototypes that are a cross between architecture and sculpture. His templates and assembly instructions are available for free download on his website