This article aims to demonstrate the possibilities offered by digital fabrication with concrete beyond the stacking of horizontal planar layers, and how these technologies can complement and expand a future digital fabrication strategy in the construction industry.
This Review describes the use of 3D concrete printing, its application in sustainable building strategies and its implementation, limitations and impacts.
This paper discusses a research-based architectural design called Recasting Concrete, which was designed to explore the ways in which concrete 3D printing can be utilized as an architectural pedagogy.
This particular example perfectly highlights why Concrete Architectural Design Involving Digital Surfaces is so captivating.
This article reviews previous research dealing with digital transformation in concrete technology, and it focuses on latest developments with a special emphasis on disadvantages and limitations. It also indicates areas that need further improvements.
In this context, DBT investigates additive manufacturing strategies in architecture, which have the potential to challenge traditional paradigms of construction.
Moving forward, it's essential to keep these visual contexts in mind when discussing Concrete Architectural Design Involving Digital Surfaces.
By employing a layer-by-layer approach, 3-D printing enables the construction of structures with reduced environmental impact and enhanced precision.
