Benjamin Dillenburger
Papers
19
Total Citations
224
H-Index
9
About
Benjamin Dillenburger is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of digital fabrication, robotic 3D printing, and sustainable construction. His work fundamentally reimagines how buildings are made, focusing on nonplanar printing paths and robotic arms to create complex, material-efficient structures that were previously impossible. Dillenburger’s major contributions include developing methods for 3D printing bifurcating forms and key-framed print paths, which unlock novel design potentials by controlling layered configurations. He is also a leader in foam 3D printing, creating lightweight composite concrete slabs and mineral foam elements that drastically reduce material use and dead weight. His highly cited papers, such as “Nonplanar 3D Printing of Bifurcating Forms” (35 citations) and “Concrete Choreography” (23 citations), showcase his impact, with over 180 total citations. Notably, his Concrete Choreography project produced nine prefabricated, 3D-printed concrete columns, demonstrating a seamless integration of computational design, robotic fabrication, and material science. Dillenburger’s work is not only technically innovative but also addresses critical challenges in decarbonizing the building sector, making him a key figure in the future of sustainable architecture and construction.
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Top Papers
- 1Nonplanar 3D Printing of Bifurcating Forms35 citations · 2021
- 2Print Paths Key-framing35 citations · 2020
- 3Concrete Choreography: Prefabrication of 3D-Printed Columns23 citations · 2020
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