We create precise data models that facilitate seamless collaboration among diverse stakeholders in the construction industry. These models serve as a solid foundation for production and assembly. Our Design for Manufacture and Assembly (DfMA) approach guides the implementation of intricate projects from the design phase to production and on-site construction.
Automation is at the core of our work, achieved through computational design methods and parametric modeling. By creating program snippets, we automate routine tasks and tackle complex modeling processes. Design automation enhances our efficiency, improving the effectiveness of repetitive design routines.
We utilize production-accurate modeling, and automate the generation of drawing documentation using algorithmic processes. From shop drawings and diverse assembly drawings to construction site installation drawings, we can produce hundreds or even thousands of drawings faster and with greater precision compared to traditional methods.
Guided by the production-accurate data model, we input necessary machining data into the production process using various methods. This includes automatic tailoring of dimensioned machine shop drawings for numerous parts or exporting machining data directly to the machine as tool path code.
For demanding wooden structures, we strive to digitally transfer pieces directly to production equipment. For example Hundegger’s BVX and BVN file formats for Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT) or log structures.