DigitalArchi Launches On-Site Seminar Program on 3D Printed Formwork for Architectural Design
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- DigitalArchi Launches On-Site Seminar Program on 3D Printed Formwork for Architectural Design
- DigitalArchi has launched a complimentary on-site seminar program to introduce their 'Digital Formwork' solution—3D-printed resin formwork for concrete. The company's representative visits architectural firms to share technical insights, case studies, and implementation processes.
- Source: PR Times
- Date: June 4, 2026
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DigitalArchi has launched a complimentary on-site seminar program to introduce their 'Digital Formwork' solution—3D-printed resin formwork for concrete. The company's representative visits architectural firms to share technical insights, case studies, and implementation processes.
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- June 4, 2026
DigitalArchi has launched a complimentary on-site seminar program to introduce their 'Digital Formwork' solution—3D-printed resin formwork for concrete. The company's representative visits architectural firms to share technical insights, case studies, and implementation processes.
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DigitalArchi, a developer and manufacturer of 3D-printed resin formwork for concrete—known as 'Digital Formwork'—has launched an on-site seminar program for architectural firms, designers, structural engineers, and BIM/computational design professionals to introduce the use of 3D-printed formwork in architectural practice.
During these seminars, a representative from DigitalArchi will visit the requesting firm to present domestic case studies, applications of 3D-printed formwork and construction 3D printers in international projects, and the implementation workflow from design to manufacturing and construction support.
■ Target Audience
This seminar is primarily designed for:
- Architectural designers and structural engineers working at architectural firms
- Professionals interested in design using BIM, Rhino, and Grasshopper
- Those seeking to incorporate curved, free-form, or organic shapes into architecture
- Professionals interested in designing special RC structures, deformed slabs, landscapes, furniture, or decorative elements
- Those aiming to balance structural, cost, and construction efficiency with design aesthetics
■ Seminar Overview and Application
- Name: Digital Formwork In-House Seminar
- Format: In-person; DigitalArchi representative will visit the firm
- Target: Architectural firms, designers, structural engineers, and BIM/computational design experts
- Duration: Approx. 60–90 minutes
- Cost: Free
- Region: Nationwide (negotiable)
- Application: Via participation form or email to the contact person.
■ Seminar Content
The seminar is designed as an in-person session for designers to understand key considerations for incorporating 3D-printed formwork into real projects. Main topics include:
- Domestic case studies of DigitalArchi
- Technical overview of 3D-printed formwork
- Applicability for curved RC, deformed slabs, and special concrete shapes
- Combining 3D-printed formwork with traditional formwork
- Applications in GRC elements, landscaping, furniture, and decorative components
- Examples of 3D printer utilization in international architectural projects
- Workflow from design to formwork manufacturing and construction support
- Presentation of formwork and concrete samples after pouring
- Q&A and opinion exchange on application to real-world projects
■ Background
Advances in 3D modeling, BIM, and computational design have expanded the creative potential in architectural design. However, real-world constraints such as formwork manufacturing complexity, labor, precision management, cost, and schedules often make it difficult to realize original design intents. DigitalArchi offers 'Digital Formwork' to bridge these design intents into buildable solutions by manufacturing concrete formwork tailored to specific shapes using 3D printers.
■ Seminar Features
1. Introduction to practical applications in architectural design using actual cases.
2. Opportunity to examine physical 3D-printed formwork and poured concrete samples.
3. Consultation on the feasibility of applying the technology to specific real-world projects.
During these seminars, a representative from DigitalArchi will visit the requesting firm to present domestic case studies, applications of 3D-printed formwork and construction 3D printers in international projects, and the implementation workflow from design to manufacturing and construction support.
■ Target Audience
This seminar is primarily designed for:
- Architectural designers and structural engineers working at architectural firms
- Professionals interested in design using BIM, Rhino, and Grasshopper
- Those seeking to incorporate curved, free-form, or organic shapes into architecture
- Professionals interested in designing special RC structures, deformed slabs, landscapes, furniture, or decorative elements
- Those aiming to balance structural, cost, and construction efficiency with design aesthetics
■ Seminar Overview and Application
- Name: Digital Formwork In-House Seminar
- Format: In-person; DigitalArchi representative will visit the firm
- Target: Architectural firms, designers, structural engineers, and BIM/computational design experts
- Duration: Approx. 60–90 minutes
- Cost: Free
- Region: Nationwide (negotiable)
- Application: Via participation form or email to the contact person.
■ Seminar Content
The seminar is designed as an in-person session for designers to understand key considerations for incorporating 3D-printed formwork into real projects. Main topics include:
- Domestic case studies of DigitalArchi
- Technical overview of 3D-printed formwork
- Applicability for curved RC, deformed slabs, and special concrete shapes
- Combining 3D-printed formwork with traditional formwork
- Applications in GRC elements, landscaping, furniture, and decorative components
- Examples of 3D printer utilization in international architectural projects
- Workflow from design to formwork manufacturing and construction support
- Presentation of formwork and concrete samples after pouring
- Q&A and opinion exchange on application to real-world projects
■ Background
Advances in 3D modeling, BIM, and computational design have expanded the creative potential in architectural design. However, real-world constraints such as formwork manufacturing complexity, labor, precision management, cost, and schedules often make it difficult to realize original design intents. DigitalArchi offers 'Digital Formwork' to bridge these design intents into buildable solutions by manufacturing concrete formwork tailored to specific shapes using 3D printers.
■ Seminar Features
1. Introduction to practical applications in architectural design using actual cases.
2. Opportunity to examine physical 3D-printed formwork and poured concrete samples.
3. Consultation on the feasibility of applying the technology to specific real-world projects.
FAQ
What is 'Digital Formwork' technology?
It is a technology that uses 3D printers to manufacture resin formwork tailored to the shape of architectural concrete.
Who is the target audience for the on-site study sessions?
The target audience includes architectural design office designers, structural designers, and designers involved in BIM and computational design.
What is the cost of the study session?
It is free.
What kind of content will be introduced in the study session?
The session will cover domestic and international case studies, an overview of the technology, the process from design to manufacturing and construction, and discussions on applying it to real projects.
Can we see physical samples at the study session?
Yes. 3D printed formwork and concrete samples after casting will be brought for you to examine.