Here we collect the many different areas in which sliceforms and sliceform-like objects arise. 

Perhaps the most spectacular is the Metropol Parasol in Seville, Spain which opened in April, 2011.  It is the largest wooden structure in the world.  It provides shade (thus parasol) and a wonderful open-air meeting place in the center of the city.

Sliceforms bear a wonderful resemblance to balsa wood model airplane wings and torsion boxes that are built by woodworkers.  Both require great strength and rigidity.

http://www.airfieldmodels.com/gallery_of_models/rc/wermachts_scorpion/gallery.htm

http://obaminoes.westfield.ma.edu/Construction-Issues

Sliceforms are used in lots of different types of models as well:

http://www.woodcraftsrus.com/images/larger/img_giant_dragon.jpg

http://www.cardboardsafari.com

http://www.cardboardsafari.com/shop/product_cbs1002.php

Sliceforms are also becoming popular greeting cards, winning the 2005 “Best New Product” at the National Stationary Show:

http://www.upwithpaper.com/products/snow-globes.php?id=holiday-snowflake&season=christmas

They are also part of many different art installations:

http://www.richardsweeney.co.uk/Richard%20Sweeney-%20Portfolio%20low%20res.pdf