The Art of Architectural Modelling in Paper

"The Art of Architectural Modelling in Paper" by T. A. Richardson is a handbook from the 1800s that teaches people how to make building models out of paper. This book is like a class, teaching architecture students and experts how to plan, design, and build paper models. The author explains what tools and materials are needed, like different papers, glues, and cutters, and how to use them. Step by step, readers learn how to make models, starting with the basic shapes and outlines, and then adding details like walls, windows, doors, and roofs. It includes tips for making models of different building styles, adding landscaping, and a dictionary of model-making terms. This book is a helpful guide on how to create fascinating paper models of buildings.