Charles Bouyssou
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Charles Bouyssou is a leading researcher at the intersection of digital fabrication, materials science, and sustainable construction. His work centers on large-scale additive manufacturing of ultra-high-performance concrete (UHPC), with a particular focus on integrating additive and subtractive processes to create complex architectural elements. Bouyssou’s most-cited paper, “Life cycle assessment of integrated additive–subtractive concrete 3D printing” (2021, 73 citations), provides a critical environmental evaluation of hybrid manufacturing methods, establishing benchmarks for sustainable construction. His earlier landmark study, “Large-Scale Additive Manufacturing of Ultra-High-Performance Concrete of Integrated Formwork for Truss-Shaped Pillars” (2018, 57 citations), introduced a novel processing route that combines material science, computation, robotics, architecture, and design to produce intricate, load-bearing structures with minimal waste. This interdisciplinary approach has been widely recognized for pushing the boundaries of concrete 3D printing, enabling the fabrication of architectonic elements previously impossible with traditional methods. Bouyssou’s contributions are instrumental in advancing eco-efficient, automated construction, and his work continues to inspire researchers and practitioners seeking to merge digital design with sustainable building practices.
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