3D Printed Architecture explores the revolutionary intersection of architecture, digital fabrication, and material science, where design imagination meets robotic precision. This book offers a comprehensive overview of how additive manufacturing is transforming the way we design, construct, and inhabit buildings – from experimental prototypes to full-scale habitable structures. Blending theory with practice, it introduces readers to the principles of 3D printing in construction, including materials, printing technologies, structural optimization, and sustainable design applications. Through international case studies, design workflows, and detailed process visuals, the book reveals how architects and engineers are rethinking form, function, and fabrication in the era of automation.
3D Printed Architecture by Bridget Corbitt (Hardcover)
3D Printed Architecture explores the revolutionary intersection of architecture, digital fabrication, and material science, where design imagination meets robotic precision.
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