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THE ARC DE TRIOMPHE

Paris, France

The Arc de Triomphe is the second largest triumphal arch in existence today. Emperor Napoleon I ordered the construction of the Arc de Triomphe to honor the Grande Armée that won the battle of Austerlitz in 1806. Designed by the French architect Jean Chalgrin, its design was mainly inspired by the Arch of Titus, a marble triumphal arch in Rome. The arch took thirty years to complete, long after Napoleon’s death on St. Helena. It stands majestically at the center of the Place Charles de Gaulle, and from the roof of the arch are breathtaking views of Paris. Since its construction, many famous victory marches have gone by the shadow of the Arc de Triomphe, including the Germans in 1871, the French in 1918, the Germans again in 1940, and the French and Allied forces when Paris was liberated in 1944. Annually on July 14, Bastille Day (the French National Day), a military parade starts at the Arc de Triomphe and makes its way down the Champs Élysées.


The Arc de Triomphe is located in the center of the Place Charles de Gaulle, Paris. In terms of height, it stands tall at 162 feet or 49.5 meters. Its depth is measured at 72 feet or 22 meters, while its width is 150 feet or 45 meters.

Dimensions of the finished model:

(exclude baseboard)

7.77 inches or 19.7 cm in length

4.45 inches or 11.3 cm in width

8.07 inches or 20.5cm in height

Pieces count: 8 pieces (excluding the baseboard)

Difficulty level: 2/10 (easy)

Interlock pieces: Assemble the building without glue (excluding the baseboard).

To Download the Die-Cut Patterns, please click here.


1. Cut out X01 as shown in the figure.


2. Cut out X02 as shown in the figure. (2 pieces)


3. Cut out X03 as shown in the figure.


4. Cut out Y01 as shown in the figure.


5. Cut out Y02 as shown in the figure. (2 pieces)


6. Cut out Y03 as shown in the figure.


7. Fold the bottom parts of X01 as shown in the figure.


8. Fold the bottom parts of Y01 as shown in the figure.


9. Interlock X01 and Y01 together as shown in the figure. Twist the tabs slightly while interlocking.


10. It should look like this after X01 and Y01 interlocked.


11. Interlock X01 and Y02 together as shown in the figure.


12. Interlock another Y02 and X01 together as shown in the figure.


13. Interlock X01 and Y03 together as shown in the figure.


14. Interlock X02 to Y01 and Y03 as shown in the figure.


15. Interlock another X02 to Y01 and Y03 as shown in the figure.


16. Interlock X03 to Y01, Y03 and two Y02 as shown in the figure.


17. Glue folded parts of X01 and Y01 along the lines as shown in the figure.


18. It should look like this after X01 and Y01 are glued. Erase remaining penciled lines.

Origami Architecture (144 pages)

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