I read a book about paper houses from the Sebastopol library. I seem to recall the book was published in the 1970s.

From base concepts I formulated a system for rapid assembly of modular panels and illustrated my concept with 3-D raytrace software. While carboard can be plasticized to keep from melting or molding from the rain and humidity, it is not the optimal material. It's probably not even the cheapest material.

Here are pictures of what I came up with designed around fiberglass reinforced resins. They can be fabricated as single-walled or double walled (with or without insulation lining), tinted any color or translucent or transparent (gor greenhouses).

I am reserving the connector hardware concepts for potential as fundraising to support other worthwhile activities, so please, no arguments that I didn't show all or enough. I think creative people can figure many joining solutions without detailed help from anyone.

Five pages of samples: click pictures for 1024x768 blowup enlargements.
http://www.ecosyn.us/Panels_01/Panels_01.html
http://www.ecosyn.us/Panels_02/Panels_02.html
http://www.ecosyn.us/Panels_03/Panels_03.html
http://www.ecosyn.us/Panels_04/Panels_04.html
http://www.ecosyn.us/Panels_05/Panels_05.html

Illustrations of types of structures commonly found around the landscape which might be usefully replaced by these concepts.
http://www.ecosyn.us/Panels_00/Panels_00.html

Sincerely, Lion Kuntz
Sonoma County, California, USA.

Ecocities, Palaces For The People, Octet Truss Updated, Ecological Synergy Microfarming, H2-PV = 26,280 kg H2 from an acre of PV per year.