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Most of the larger craft stores carry cardstock or paper mache boxes. The small ones are usually 2"x3" and maybe an 1" high, the midsized are 3"x3" and 2" high, and they go up from there. The usually go for a buck or two apiece, but I got lucky and picked up a sackful during a 50% sale. The plan was to finish the exteriors with balsa and bits and then paint them. I did the exteriors and primed them, but never got around to the painting, because I haven't had a lot of call for buildings lately. But I was satisfied from a proof of concept standpoint. The initial outlay was about $4 for the small boxes, plus the balsa and paints I already had. (And actually, the week I bought them we had a encounter in a village and used the boxes themselves, without detailing, so it's questionable in my mind if the detailing is even required.)

I have some larger boxes that I was planning on turning into big buildings (taverns, forts and the like) but I never got around to it. These would be large enough to do the interiors on. My plan is to make the base separate from the building, so that when the action moves inside the buildings the walls pull away as well so they won't get in the way. While this looks awesome in my mind I've never actually built it, so who knows.

I honestly have no idea but I'm all for using the work printer to test it out. Just make sure there are no witnesses and you have a fall guy if the printer breaks.