Im-precise Fit: Exploring Wood Products in Architecture

This project investigates the potential of wood products in the field of architecture, combined with advanced manufacturing techniques.
The research focuses on creating 3D forms through both 2D and 3D cutting operations. Utilizing a 3-axis CNC router, components are crafted that can be assembled in various configurations to enclose a defined volume. These components are designed to be multifunctional, allowing for reconfiguration to alter the shape and size of the space they encompass. This approach fosters a dynamic dialogue between the material mass and the space it contains.