Get Your Designs 3D Printed
Bring your designs to life with models that convince faster, communicate clearer, and sell better.
Clients approve designs faster when presented in tangible form.
Faster than conventional fabrication or prototyping methods.
Captures fine joints, surface textures, and accurate edge profiles.
Introducing Material360 Lab
Built exclusively for architecture and interior design studios. Here's six practical use cases of 3D printing in design workflows.
Masterplan Models
Physical Massing Clarity
Scaled-down masterplans and layouts help clients understand space, volume, and proportion instantly.
Complex Detail Feasibility
Test Before Execution
Print complex façade joints, lighting coves, and transitions to assess feasibility and prevent site errors.
Product Prototyping
Prototype to Perfect
Prototype furniture, artifacts, and installations to evaluate form, ergonomics, and detailing early.
Jaali Exploration
Light, Air, Shadow Study
Print parametric screens to test density, shadow quality, light behavior, and ventilation performance.
Cross Sectional Models
Communicate Better
Cut-through models reveal layers, systems, and joineries, making technical discussions faster and clearer.
Presentation Ready Models
Client-Grade Visualization
Showcase concept models with high precision, elevating presentations and client conviction.
Frequently Asked Questions
Curious how 3D printing fits into your design workflow?
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Explore practical insights on architecture, interior design, construction, and emerging technology. Written to help design firms stay informed, make better decisions, and understand where the industry is heading.
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Degenerative Architecture: Challenging the Status Quo in Building Design
The term "degenerative architecture" might seem counterintuitive or even alarming. After all, why would we want our buildings to degenerate?
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Architecture and Urban Planning: A Symbiotic Relationship
The relationship between architecture and urban planning quietly shapes how cities function, feel, and evolve over time.
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Biomimicry in Architecture: Nature's Ingenious Design Blueprint
The harmony between architecture and nature has shaped some of the most thoughtful, functional, and enduring spaces.
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Glass Construction in the Modern World
More than a material, glass now enables transparency, energy performance, and spatial connection in modern architecture.
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Computational Design: Architecture in the Digital Age
Combining mathematics, algorithms, and creativity, computational design changes how architecture is conceived and developed.
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What is Architectural Phytoremediation?
Discover compelling real-world applications where architects actively and effectively integrate this concept into their design practice today.
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The Transformative Power of Movable Walls
Enter the world of movable walls, a transformative solution that seamlessly blends functionality with aesthetic appeal.
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