Fabian Scheurer
ABSTRACT
The advent of digital fabrication technologies has opened the doors to ever-more-complex shapes in architecture. Computer-controlled mills, drills, and cutters are used to transfer the principles of mass customization to the building industry. Those CNC tools can produce thousands of individual components almost at the cost of mass production, allowing construction of complex curved shapes within reasonable budgets.
Index Terms
- Complex form in timber
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