Leveraging CNC Cutting and 3D Printing in Architectural Model Production

In architectural model production, CNC cutting and 3D printing technologies enable the controlled transfer of digital project data into physical production. Both methods address distinct requirements and are utilized alongside manual craftsmanship in most projects.

Where does CNC cutting provide an advantage?

Facade modules, floor plates, bases, roads, and regularly repeating elements can be prepared with high precision using CNC technology. The accurate conversion of digital drawings into production formats, along with component layout and material selection, are critical factors at this stage.

Complex Components with 3D Printing

Curved forms, custom roofing elements, furniture, or intricate model-specific details can be produced via 3D printing. This method also offers significant advantages for prototyping and responding rapidly to design revisions.

Stages requiring manual craftsmanship, such as assembly, painting, landscaping, and lighting, define the final character of the model. Atölye 77 manages a holistic production process by selecting the most appropriate technology based on the specific needs of each project.