Metalwërks announced the inclusion of its Sculpted 3D on the recently constructed parking garage of Connecticut’s historic Stamford Station, part of a massive overhaul of this key link in rail traffic in the region.

Branch Technology demonstrated how its innovative approach to large-scale 3D printing for commercial construction could also be used to construct and outfit extraterrestrial habitats on the moon or a planet other than Earth.

Branch Technology, a revolutionary construction-technology company that 3D prints facades for commercial buildings, recently received Environmental Product Declaration certification from UL Solutions for its 3D-printed cladding solutions, BranchClad GFRC and BranchClad Stucco.

Building Enclosure was joined by Philip Lund-Nielsen, Co-Founder & Head of Americas for COBOD.

Construction 3D printing is gaining new heights in Texas, as printing begins on the first multistory printed structure in the United States.

An evolution in 3D printing opens the door for what is possible for building exteriors.

Both additions promise to be instrumental in driving Branch’s leadership position as an organization managing the convergence of cutting-edge technology and the construction of buildings. 

3D printing with prefabrication provides superior capabilities and timeline reduction, changing the conversation about building envelope design.

Branch Technology will help drive the conversation about the democratization of design and 3D-printed facades at this year’s Advancing Prefabrication Conference (April 26 to 29 in Phoenix, Ariz.).

Sto Corp., the innovative world leader in facade claddings, air barriers, coatings, and renovation systems, is empowering architects and designers with unprecedented creative freedom through recent advancements in its Sto Panel Technology business.