Industrial Scale · Discipline 02
Forty metres.
One print.
Large-Scale Additive Manufacturing — The scale of architecture, the resolution of a print.
Overview
Our large-format cells print elements up to 40 meters in a single, continuous run. That means fewer joints, no fasteners and geometry that traditional fabrication cannot produce economically.
Engagement
- Scale
- Up to 40 m single element
- Lead time
- 8 – 16 weeks
- Materials
- Mineral composite · Recycled polymer · TPE · Bio-composite
Capabilities
What we do.
- Print envelopes up to 12 × 6 × 6 m per cell
- Continuous multi-cell printing to 40 m
- Non-planar, spatial toolpaths
- Real-time thermal and geometry monitoring
Deliverables
What you receive.
- Toolpath simulations
- Print samples at 1:1 fidelity
- Finished elements, crated and shipped
Process
How this discipline is made.
Step 01
Cell allocation
The element is planned across one or several print cells running in sequence with live handoff.
Step 02
Continuous run
Multi-day prints run under thermal and geometric telemetry — no operator judgement in the loop.
Step 03
Rigging & ship
Each element is rigged for its exact centre of mass and shipped on a bespoke cradle.
Signature
Rotterdam, NL · 2025
Loop Bench 40
A single 40-metre printed public bench, unloaded on-site in one continuous piece.
Questions
Asked often.
- How is quality controlled at scale?
- Each print is monitored layer-by-layer with vision systems that flag deviations in real time.
- Can prints be joined on site?
- Yes — we design invisible or expressive joints depending on the aesthetic intent.
- How do you ship 40-metre elements?
- By modal freight with police escort where required; we manage the transport plan end-to-end.
- Is there a minimum project size?
- Below 4 m² per element, we typically point clients toward our furniture or retail programs instead.
Commission
Bring us a brief.
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