The Harmony of Paper and Stars is a unique interior developed by the Yugumo Corporation in YE 45 for the Tengumo-Class Space Station.

In YE 45, the Yugumo Corporation's Yugumo Fleetworks division sought to create spaces on the Tengumo-Class Space Station that would make the station more attractive and provide places for visitors and crew to unwind and get some rest and recreation. The Harmony of Paper and Stars was developed concurrently with the Yugumo Celestial Oasis and Yugumo Sakura Serenity Haven. The harmony of paper and stars would be a place where visitors and crew can celebrate the art of Origami.

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The Origami Observatory is a breathtaking and unique space within the Tengumo-Class Space Station, designed to celebrate the art of origami in modern manner.

The Origami Observatory is a spacious chamber with walls made of Transparent Durandium that gives the room a sense of weightlessness and allows a view of the cosmos beyond. The walls are adorned with intricate origami designs that seem to shift and unfold as if in a continuous state of creation. The lighting in the room is soft and customizable, mimicking the natural illumination of moonlight to create a serene and tranquil ambiance.

The central feature of the observatory is an array of floating, three-dimensional origami creations suspended in the zero-gravity environment. These origami sculptures range from delicate paper cranes and blooming lotus flowers to more complex and abstract designs, each crafted with remarkable precision. They seem to hover in mid-air, slowly rotating as if they were caught in a gentle cosmic breeze.

In one corner of the observatory, there's an interactive origami station equipped with volumetric projectors and haptic feedback devices. Visitors can select from a variety of digital origami templates and create their own virtual origami designs. Using simple hand gestures and movements, they can fold, twist, and manipulate the holographic paper, crafting their origami creations in a 3D virtual space.

One of the most captivating experiences in the Origami Observatory is the origami release ritual. Visitors are encouraged to select a virtual origami creation they've crafted, and with a gentle flick of their hand, they release it into the open space of the observatory. As the origami piece drifts away, it begins to fold and unfold autonomously, creating a mesmerizing dance of colors and shapes as it interacts with the zero-gravity environment.

Music and Ambiance: Soft, traditional Yamataian music plays in the background, creating a soothing and meditative atmosphere. The harmonious melodies blend seamlessly with the quiet hum of the space station's machinery, adding to the overall sense of tranquility.

Along the observatory's walls, interactive screens display educational information about the history of origami, its cultural significance, and the various techniques used in its creation. Visitors can learn about famous origami masters and their contributions to the art form.

Andrew created this article on 2023/09/27 14:47.

This article was approved by Wes on 2023/10/01.¹⁾

Written with the help of ChatGPT. Art made by Andrew in Midjourney.