From Architectural Intent to Physical Model

Sdegno, Alberto

doi:10.1007/1-4020-3698-1_7

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“…Through this approach a detailed 3D representation in the form of a "point cloud" is achieved by the optical scanning of the existing physical object. Sdegno [10] provides a useful example of the use of RE in the scanning of an existing building, creating a 4.2 million point cloud in eight hours. The use of this has already been shown to be particularly useful in archaeological model making applications [11]; a detailed exploration of RE is given by Raja and Fernandes [12].…”

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Laser Sintering for the Fabrication of Architectural Models

Eyers

Soe

Yusmawiza

2012

AMR

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Additive Manufacturing technologies are widely employed in the production of models for a range of industries. However, to-date little explicit research attention has examined the way in which the Laser Sintering technologies can be used in the specific application of architectural models. To evaluate the suitability of the process, this research develops a SWOT analysis of the Laser Sintering technologies for this application, highlighting not only the current advantages and disadvantages, but also future opportunities and threats which can be observed. From this assessment, the paper demonstrates the use of LS through the implementation of a four-stage model, supported by two examples of commercially produced architectural models.

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confidence: 99%