Why Architects Should Move from Sketch to 3D Prints and visuals in Minutes, Not Weeks

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Generally in life—whether it’s working out in the gym or designing buildings—compressing the time between process and output yields a more meaningful result (3 sets in 15 minutes at the gym vs 3 sets spread over an hour)

Moving quickly from a sketch to a 3D print or a visual is critical for the rapid prototyping of design ideas, and subsequently, a more enriched design.

And let's face it, clients love to see and hold a physical model, to get a sense of their project early in the design process as a part of the design process.

A 3D-printed model of the cabin: a tangible way for clients to hold and understand their project long before construction begins.

Initial hand drawing of the cabins interior, drawn using the Concepts app.

From sketch to reality: an interior concept of the cabin, showing how light, space, and materiality can be explored early in the design process.