Design Question
What would you change if this part of Paper City had to serve twice as many people?
EXPLORE THE MODEL
The City
Take a closer look at every district, landmark and transport element.
About this page
This section goes deeper into the project with clear explanations, design thinking and visual examples.
01
The stadium district
The stadium is the heart of Paper City. Its large footprint and open football field create a clear focal point.
- Central landmark
- Football field
- Strong visual identity
02
The railway loop
The railway creates movement around the model and visually connects the different zones.
- Curved track
- Multiple train cars
- Bridge crossings
03
The landmark tower
The tallest building provides a vertical reference and makes the skyline more interesting.
- Tallest element
- Distinct rooftop feature
- Visible from many angles
04
Roads and signs
Roads create another transport layer and help smaller buildings feel connected to the city network.
- STOP sign
- 50 sign
- Curved road markings
05
Water and landscape
The blue river and planted areas soften the model and prevent the composition from becoming too hard or crowded.
- River
- Trees
- Green edges
- Small parks
06
Smaller buildings
Different roof shapes, heights and colours help create neighbourhood variety.
- Houses
- Shops
- Mid-rise buildings
- Mixed roof shapes
PAPER CITY NOTES
More to think about
Environment Question
How could the same area use less material, create more shade or support more greenery?
Making Question
Which paper component would be hardest to remake accurately, and how could the template be improved?