25/06/2011
Computer printed 3D design in art and architecture
Computer generated additive manufacturing works by building up layers of material to create 3D designs, ranging from household objects and furniture, to car components - and eventually whole vehicles, houses, streets and cities. Even human tissue and food could potentially be the created by rapid prototyping technology. 3D digital design has latterly been used to replicate old fashioned objects, or employed to upcycle retro technology into futuristic conceptual art. Most fascinating of all are the possibilities for computer aided design to create life-transforming architecture and cityscapes.
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