The Settimo Tokyo Architecture exhibition is exhibiting Davide del Giudice and Andrea Craziano’s creation called ‘Spaceframe.’ The concept behind the piece is to promote the use of 3D software in architecture.
With the help of laser cut technology, this triangular paper construction is a perfect mixture of technology, creativity and design. ‘Spaceframe’ flawlessly moves along the walls and has a very futuristic feel to it. I also love the whole idea of promoting tech advancement in architecture.
Check out more images from the exhibit above.
What's Driving This Trend
- 3D Software in Architecture
- Discover disruptive innovation opportunities in using 3D software for architectural design and construction.
- Laser Cut Technology
- Explore disruptive innovation opportunities in utilizing laser cut technology for intricate and precise architectural designs.
- Promoting Tech Advancement in Architecture
- Uncover disruptive innovation opportunities in advocating for the integration of technology advancements in the field of architecture.
Who This Affects Most
- Architecture
- The architectural industry can explore disruptive innovation opportunities through the adoption of 3D software and laser cut technology for more efficient and futuristic design solutions.
- Technology
- The technology industry can capitalize on disruptive innovation opportunities by developing and improving 3D software and laser cut technology for architectural applications.
- Design
- The design industry can leverage disruptive innovation opportunities in incorporating 3D software and laser cut technology to create intricate and futuristic architectural structures.
