Tag Archives: 3D computer aided design

Suburban Mansions To Life On Mars: 3D Printed Buildings

Posted on June 8, 2016 by infinite dictionary

The future is here. You might not guess it from looking at these mediocre buildings, but the revolution has arrived. Imagine being able to construct a building from scratch in a matter of weeks, or as some claim, in a … Continue reading →

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Computerized Tools For Sculptors and Designers (part two)

Posted on October 17, 2015 by infinite dictionary

Today’s artists and designers who work in three-dimensions have a wonderful array of computer-based tools to help them make objects. Those tools generally fit into three categories: milling, sintering and printing. All three start with an artist/designer creating a 3-D … Continue reading →

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Computerized Tools For Sculptors and Designers

Posted on October 10, 2015 by infinite dictionary

Today’s artists and designers who work in three-dimensions have a wonderful array of computer-based tools at their disposal. What started as an expensive and highly specialized way to build prototypes and speculative models has evolved into a normal means of … Continue reading →

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