Charlene Yeo
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About
Charlene Yeo is a rising leader in digital construction and sustainable fabrication, whose research centers on the intersection of structural design and additive manufacturing for concrete. Her most-cited work, "Compressive load-dominated concrete structures for customized 3D-printing fabrication" (2022, 26 citations), tackles a critical bottleneck in concrete 3D printing: the high facility demands—robotic arms and reconfigurable print beds—needed to create overhanging geometries. Yeo’s major contribution lies in developing design-to-fabrication workflows that prioritize compression-dominated forms, such as arches and vaults, enabling customized, material-efficient structures without specialized hardware. This approach reduces waste and expands access to 3D-printed concrete for broader architectural applications. Her work has already garnered attention for bridging structural optimization with practical fabrication constraints, offering a scalable path toward low-carbon, automated construction. Yeo’s research is particularly impactful for students and practitioners seeking to democratize digital fabrication, demonstrating how thoughtful design can overcome technological barriers. With a growing citation record and a focus on real-world implementation, she is poised to shape the next generation of resilient, printable infrastructure.
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