I used to work in architecture and CNC was always seen as a powerful fabrication tool for installations and temporary structures.
To see it working in stone, and to see it creating classical motifs, is genuinely inspiring. Incredible use of technology here and am still blown away by the craft required to model this out, knowing how the stone is going to respond when cut.
I used to work in architecture and CNC was always seen as a powerful fabrication tool for installations and temporary structures.
To see it working in stone, and to see it creating classical motifs, is genuinely inspiring. Incredible use of technology here and am still blown away by the craft required to model this out, knowing how the stone is going to respond when cut.