ARCHITECTURE with sauce
With the handicraft sheet series “Architecture with sauce” you can model well-known buildings from Frankfurt at home. All you need is a printer and some creativity. You simply download your desired building in PDF format and print it out. Each model can then be painted, decorated, or enhanced in a wide variety of ways.
The motto of the craft sets is very simple: “We deliver the architecture, you deliver the sauce.”
After the handicrafts are finished, you can take a photo of your work of art and upload it. The editorial team sifts through everything and publishes the best results at regular intervals.
You can now find all of the Frankfurt paper models at www.craftingmodels.com – have fun crafting!
As of May 2021: The Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung newspaper reports about the crafting models. Thank you very much!
More towers to come soon…
- Cathedral
- City Hall
- Stock Exchange
- Old Opera
- more skyscrapers
- etc.
The paper model kits ARCHITECTURE with sauce are supported by the Society of Friends of the German Architecture Museum (Gesellschaft der Freunde des Deutschen Architekturmuseums e.V.).
More Architectural Models, Different Cities
Special thanks go to the Society of Friends of the German Architecture Museum, OFFICEFIRST and Landesbank Hessen-Thüringen for their benevolent support on behalf of all those creating the handicrafts – be it children, schoolchildren, teenagers, or adults. More buildings will soon follow for Frankfurt, including numerous high-rise buildings, sports stadiums, and historic buildings. After they have been released we will promote the models to a wider public audience. Would you like to know more about the background of this project? Then read yourself smart!
The paper model series ARCHITECTURE with sauce has become independent at the beginning of 2021. Since then you will find the crafting models at www.craftingmodels.com (in addition to Frankfurt, other cities are available there). Further buildings will soon follow for Frankfurt, including high-rise buildings, the Eintracht Soccer Stadium, and historical buildings.
