Quickly design and modify concept models in less time with 3D Printing
With an Ultimaker by your side everything becomes far more efficient. Within hours you’ll have a concept model in your hands – at a fraction of the cost. But why stop at one model? With 3D printing, you can let the creativity flow, crafting iteration after iteraction until you’re satisfied.
MATT Architecture: Rapid model making with 3D printing
MATT Architecture creates architectural models in central London. They use 3D printing to quickly iterate through models, saving them time and development costs. Also, having the capability to print their designs, they are able to engage their clients at an early stage of the planning process, with physical representations of their their concepts for proposals.
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Taking architecture from dream to design with 3D printing
Based in Austin, Texas, Bercy Chen Studio handles commercial projects in and around the city, as well as high-end residential builds in central Texas. With a focus on two key aspects of design and building, construction and architecture, it’s critical that Daniel and his teammates are able to see site build plans from all angles. As far back as 2015, the team began to leverage 3D printing, by presenting 3D printed designs to clients that showcased full-scale buildings and wall section models.
"We feel that now we don’t throw away any idea. We print and have a physical sketch of that idea that we can all see and share; if we do not end up using that design, it lives on our desk or on the design shelf for a later time."
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