The Paper Arch is made entirely of paper tubes, spanning over the sculpture garden of the MoMA in New York, as a contribution to the experimental architecture exhibition. Unlike the Hannover Pavilion, the lateral spanning arches of this structure were able to be made of paper as well, resulting in a pure paper architecture.
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