A local artist with autism found a creative outlet by making replicas of the world's most iconic landmarks and monuments using cardboard and recycled materials.
With the help of his father, Kambel Smith's latest creation – a 26-foot-tall replica of the tallest building in the world the Burj Khalifa, could be a world record setter.
"He enjoys it, so I just let him do it and I stop him to eat in the morning before he starts I make sure we have a cup of coffee together and talk about what he's doing and make sure his day starts off right," Lonnie told FOX 29.
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