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About
Paul Carneau is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of digital fabrication and construction history, whose work is reshaping how we think about building with concrete. His primary research areas include additive manufacturing of construction elements, rheological assessment for 3D printing, and the adaptation of historical masonry techniques to modern digital processes. Carneau’s most influential contribution is his 2020 paper on additive manufacturing of cantilevers, which bridges ancient masonry principles with concrete 3D printing—a work that has garnered 124 citations and established a new framework for structural design in digital construction. He also developed the innovative “Slug Test,” an inline method for assessing yield stress in extrusion-based printing (24 citations), providing a practical tool for quality control in additive manufacturing. Notably, his 2019 study on supportless 3D printing of shells, inspired by ancient vaulting techniques (7 citations), demonstrates a unique ability to synthesize historical knowledge with cutting-edge technology. Carneau’s work is distinguished by its creative fusion of heritage and innovation, offering sustainable, material-efficient solutions that challenge conventional construction paradigms.
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- 1Additive manufacturing of cantilever - From masonry to concrete 3D printing124 citations · 2020
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