For firms looking to make their mark, these market segments will need more design experts in the near future.
Designing a 3D-printed house is hard enough. Finding a printer that can handle the job is even harder. And getting it to the jobsite? That’s where one architect finds himself stuck.
Since 2003, the Oakland, Calif.-based nonprofit has used laser scanning technology to create interactive models of cultural heritage sites and cities for use in planning, preservation, and education.
