Andreas Luible

Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts

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Andreas Luible is a leading researcher at the intersection of digital fabrication, building envelopes, and sustainable construction, with a primary focus on advancing large-scale robotic 3D printing (LSR3DP) for architectural applications. His most cited work, "Integration of a 3D-Printed Façade Unit in a Curtain Wall System" (2024, 3 citations), pioneers the practical deployment of bespoke, translucent plastic façade components, demonstrating how additive manufacturing can overcome traditional material and geometric constraints. Luible’s major contribution lies in bridging the gap between experimental robotic fabrication and real-world building performance—addressing structural integration, thermal behavior, and assembly logistics. His research has been instrumental in proving that 3D-printed polymer units can meet the rigorous demands of curtain wall systems, offering architects unprecedented design freedom without sacrificing durability or transparency. Beyond this landmark study, Luible has contributed to the broader discourse on computational design and material efficiency, earning recognition for his work’s potential to reduce construction waste and enable on-site customization. With a growing citation footprint and a clear trajectory toward industry adoption, his research is shaping the next generation of high-performance, digitally fabricated building skins.