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Marc Mimram is a structural engineer and researcher whose work bridges the ancient craft of timber joinery with modern computational design. His primary research focuses on the mechanics and digital fabrication of traditional wood connections, particularly mortise and tenon joints. In his most-cited paper, "Non-sequential assembly of mortise and tenon joints" (2023), Mimram explores how these classic joints can be assembled without a strict order of operations—a breakthrough that simplifies complex timber structures and opens new possibilities for robotic construction. Though his citation count is modest (2 citations for this work), his contributions are notable for their practical implications in sustainable architecture and digital fabrication. By combining rigorous structural analysis with hands-on experimentation, Mimram demonstrates how historical building techniques can be adapted for contemporary, low-carbon construction. His work is particularly relevant for students and researchers interested in timber engineering, computational design, and the intersection of tradition and technology in architecture.
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- 1Non-sequential assembly of mortise and tenon joints2 citations · 2023