On my first day of architecture school, we were given a pack of printer paper, tape and some string. Our mission was to make a set of five paper shuttles, and curate how they fall when dropped from six feet. The following if a poetic process of how a paper shuttle evolved into a building design titled, "The Tower of a Shuttlemaker." 

My first paper shuttle. Designed with a parachute to reduce air drag, the shuttle falls in a fairly stright path with some wobbling. 

This section drawing shows the path of the fall of the paper shuttle when it is dropped from six feet. Drawn at 1/4" = 1'-0" scale.

An earlier version of the shuttle, this time designed with a stricter geometric order and a directly attached parachute. This makes the shuttle wobble more as it falls. 

The final itteration of the shuttle.