Additive Manufacturing helps architectural firms seize more opportunities by creating complex, durable models in-house, directly from a digital file.
Additive manufacturing has revolutionized the way designers and architects explore designs and innovate by empowering them to create complex, detailed, and durable scale models quickly and cost-effectively. Objective 3D has partnered with designers, architects, and engineers around the globe to accelerate the design process and time to market.
One of the biggest advantages of utilizing 3D printing technologies in various architectural projects is the design freedom and flexibility that allows architects and designers to produce intricate geometries with accuracy.
Unlike the traditional methods, 3D printed architectural scale models can be developed and produced in a matter of hours with a high level of precision, which also saves both time and money.
The sustainable quality of additive manufacturing is manifested in the lower consumption of materials during the manufacturing process, thanks to geometric optimization.
Designers and engineers can execute their designs fast and allow for multiple revisions without the burden of cost, allowing them to customize their models to fit their clients needs. (Learn more)
A 3D printed architectural model makes your design tangible and it can help your clients visualize your designs. A detailed presentation model of the final project can be beneficial when presenting to clients, prospects, or internal directors. (Learn more)
This technology produces astonishingly smooth, detailed architectural models in an array of materials, including rigid photopolymers ready for painting.(Learn more)
For models that must bear loads or take abuse, FDM Technology builds strong parts in production-grade thermoplastics.(Learn more)
One of the biggest advantages of utilizing 3D printing technologies in various architectural projects is the design freedom and flexibility that allows architects and designers to produce intricate geometries with accuracy.
Unlike the traditional methods, 3D printed architectural scale models can be developed and produced in a matter of hours with a high level of precision, which also saves both time and money.
The sustainable quality of additive manufacturing is manifested in the lower consumption of materials during the manufacturing process, thanks to geometric optimization.
Designers and engineers can execute their designs fast and allow for multiple revisions without the burden of cost, allowing them to customize their models to fit their clients needs. (Learn more)
A 3D printed architectural model makes your design tangible and it can help your clients visualize your designs. A detailed presentation model of the final project can be beneficial when presenting to clients, prospects, or internal directors. (Learn more)
This technology produces astonishingly smooth, detailed architectural models in an array of materials, including rigid photopolymers ready for painting.(Learn more)
For models that must bear loads or take abuse, FDM Technology builds strong parts in production-grade thermoplastics.(Learn more)
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Read Case StudiesAdditive Manufacturing is disrupting and changing the architecture industry by providing quick, cost-effective, and innovative solutions to various architectural design challenges and limitations. Designers, architects, and engineers around the globe are collectively seeing the potential of this advanced technology in the field of design, architecture, and construction.
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Objective3D is a leading provider of Additive Manufacturing (AM) solutions in Australia and New Zealand. They offer a range technology solution for thermoplastic and photopolymer from Stratasys, ceramics from Lithoz, as well as Artec 3D Scanners and Materialise AM Software. Supported by the Stratasys Direct Manufacturing Global Network, Objective3D also offers manufacturing on-demand services and is ISO 9001 certified.
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