Category: 建築
在這本獨特的互動書中，每翻一頁都會展現一個不同、低科技但功能完整的紙製小裝置。你會找到一個能投射星座的天象儀、一個可彈奏的樂器、一個幾何圖形產生器、一個萬年曆、一個訊息加密/解密器，以及一個能放大聲音的揚聲器。
透過將熟悉的裝置簡化為僅用紙張製作，這本書展示了用極少的材料也能成就許多事情。由於每個立體機關確實能運作（儘管看似沒有任何科技成分），本書讓讀者更深入地理解那些在數位世界中隱而不顯的結構與功能。
除了她極具巧思的紙工藝設計，設計師 Kelli Anderson 還簡潔地說明了像紙張這樣樸實的材料，如何藉由聲音、時間與光等普遍科學現象的些許魔法，而變得栩栩如生。
It's rare that a book makes me actually stop and play with it, but this one had me messing with the paper instrument for a solid ten minutes before I even tried the planetarium. The gadgets are surprisingly sturdy for being made of paper, and the whole thing feels like a clever little engineering pr
The constellation projector is what sold me, and it didn’t disappoint—dim the lights and stars scatter across the ceiling just like the description promises. My kids spent an hour taking turns with it, and the paper mechanics are sturdy enough to survive their excitement.
The strummable instrument page caught me completely off guard—I actually played a tune on paper. It’s the kind of book that makes you want to show every single page to someone else.
