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Javier Alonso Madrid is a leading researcher at the forefront of digital construction, specializing in the integration of additive and subtractive manufacturing for concrete. His work is pioneering the development of hybrid manufacturing systems that combine 3D printing with material removal processes to achieve unprecedented precision and surface quality in construction. His most cited paper, "Life cycle assessment of integrated additive–subtractive concrete 3D printing" (2021, 73 citations), provides a critical environmental evaluation of this emerging technology, demonstrating its potential for sustainable building practices. In a complementary study, "Concrete hybrid manufacturing: A machine architecture" (2021, 18 citations), Alonso Madrid introduces an innovative construction machine based on a cable robot capable of carrying both additive and material removal modules, addressing key challenges in system assembly and robotic motion control. This work lays the architectural foundation for a new class of construction equipment. By bridging the gap between digital design and physical fabrication, Alonso Madrid’s contributions are shaping the future of automated construction, offering solutions that enhance efficiency, reduce waste, and expand the possibilities of concrete architecture.