Fatemeh Salehi Amiri
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About
Fatemeh Salehi Amiri is a rising leader at the frontier of digital construction and sustainable architecture, specializing in additive manufacturing and robotic fabrication for concrete structures. Her research tackles the construction industry’s dual crisis—soaring demand for buildings and the urgent need to slash emissions and waste—by pioneering advanced 3D printing and reinforcement techniques. In her highly cited 2025 work, “From Digital to Real,” she introduces functionally integrated shotcrete 3D printing for multi-storey structures, demonstrating how digital fabrication can deliver optimized, emission-reducing building components. Complementing this, her paper on robotic frame winding presents a novel method for producing prefabricated fibre structures that serve as both formwork and reinforcement for shell-like concrete elements, overcoming traditional constraints of concrete printing. With over 10 citations already for these breakthrough studies, Salehi Amiri’s work is rapidly gaining recognition for bridging the gap between digital design and real-world construction. Her achievements highlight a transformative vision: merging robotics, material science, and structural engineering to create scalable, sustainable building solutions for the future.
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