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The process in making my final piece was the best part. I like the fact that my favorite elements from the pervious 20 model could be included into the one and I was happy with the resultant outcome. I do regret not documenting more of the design process when I was creating this model and it is something  that I should consider in future work.

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Rough fitting to get an idea of how the structure of the model will look

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When it came to my final model I wanted it to be a free standing structural model the could retain its form without the use of glue or any other adhesives, something that relied on balance and structure. I had taken a lot of ideas from my previous "1+1=20" models and combined them into one.

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Deconstructed components of the model which took inspiration from from the exploded view from #4

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I felt as if the plastic straws weren’t stable enough on there own so I decided to use an idea from #2 which kept the straws stable and in place

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I began by stripping back the paper on both sides of the cardboard which left a very strong honeycomb pattern.

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I liked the idea of an exploded view of all the components of my final model much like this 1 point perspective drawing.

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Much like #2 this model has a slightly different look to it being more smooth rather than ridged like before.

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I focused on this grid pattern initially. I found that this particularly type of structure that I initially made was very interesting to incorporate in my final model.

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A lot of my initial models unintentionally became these very structural pieces. For my final model I chose to focus on this and combine some of these ideas and refine them.