Mini Paper Pavilion Club

The Miniature Paper Pavilion Club met biweekly throughout 2012 - 2015 in Vancouver, Canada, to build tiny commemorative public spaces. We created approximately sixty imaginary landscapes with structures using paper exclusively.

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Miniature Paper Picnic Pavilion

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Water Wasting Village. Only an inch and a half high!

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The Northwest Nature Camp Cathedral of Transcendence

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Californian Cube-Club Pavilion

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The Cooperative Pavilion for the Metaphysical Beings of Immateriality

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The Ways & Means Committee Communicatory Pavilion

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Ranchlands Wonder Pavilion. The brise soleil was made with a fabric overstitch wheel. The orange sculpture is only 3/16th of an Inch high!

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Botanical Sparkly Desert Oasis Pavilion. ----------------- One of our smallest pavilions. Only one inch tall!

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The Positive Solutions Pavilion. (Criticism is prohibited) ——————————————

Can you tell the sculpture in the pond is only 8mm tall?

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Self-Sustainable Multilevel Canyon Commune

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Templeton Gators Swim Club Pavilion

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The Action-Activity Quadrant Pavilion

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Island Highway Pavilion

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The Roving Repository of Natural Growth & Vegetation Pavilion

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The Wave Watching Institute of Water Wonder

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Cantilevered Gold Diamond Array Pavilion.

All this on a 8cm x 9cm piece of matte board. It took a lot of sagging and gooping for me to realize I was using the fabric glue rather than Erin’s ultra PVA.