Henrik Stang

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Henrik Stang is a leading figure in the field of digital fabrication with concrete, particularly renowned for his pioneering work in 3D concrete printing. His research focuses on the intersection of materials science, structural engineering, and advanced manufacturing, specifically investigating how processing parameters—such as nozzle speed, extrusion rate, and material rheology—govern the geometry and quality of printed layers. Stang’s major contribution lies in developing experimental and modeling frameworks that predict and control layer geometry, enabling more precise and reliable additive construction. His most-cited work, "Influence of Processing Parameters on the Layer Geometry in 3D Concrete Printing: Experiments and Modelling" (2020), has garnered 32 citations, reflecting its foundational role in the field. Beyond this, Stang has advanced the understanding of fracture mechanics in cementitious materials and sustainable construction practices. His achievements include shaping the curriculum for digital construction at the Technical University of Denmark and collaborating on large-scale printing projects that push the boundaries of architectural possibility. For students and researchers, Stang’s work offers a critical bridge between theoretical modeling and practical application, making him a key influencer in the evolution of automated construction.