Cardboard City

Teamwork in constructing a unified joint project.

General Idea: 

A program where participants unite in teams to build a large-scale model of a city made of cardboard. The city consists of several sectors, each with its own type of development (high-rise buildings, suburban houses, a park, a hospital, a bridge, etc.). Teams work on their sectors, coordinating their efforts to create a single city.

Goal:

Collaborative work on a unified project.

Program Stages:

Stage 1: Team Formation and Role Distribution

Each team receives a sector of the city to build. Team roles:
- Sector Architect – defines the design and layout of the sector.
- Builder – responsible for creating the main structures.
- Decorator – works on details and aesthetic design.
- Electrician – plans the placement of the string lights.

Stage 2: City Planning

Teams receive various city layouts to construct (high-rise buildings, suburban houses, a park, a hospital, a bridge, etc.). Each team studies its sector and agrees on boundaries with neighboring sectors.

Stage 3: Sector Construction

Teams work in their designated zones, creating objects out of cardboard.
The color scheme is taken into account:
- Main elements remain the natural cardboard color.
- Decorative details are painted (roofs – gray, trees – green, streetlights – yellow).

Stage 4: Presentation and Finale

Each team presents its city sector, explaining the design concept.
The final moment: synchronized illumination of the city using string lights, creating the effect of a "living" city.