From A3 to A0, folding architectural documentation into A4 size can in itself be an art form. To help with this process and to ensure that your projects always look professional, download this visual guide of how to fold paper of various sizes into A4.

Handy Hint: Make sure you have a nice steel edge, like a ruler or butter knife to help crease the edges to get a nice flat finish.

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