The architectural atelier explored the possibilities of 3D printing for creating small urban forms. In the first project, I scanned a damaged column at the entrance of a residential building and designed a sleek bench that covers the defect, embellishes the facade, and serves as a functional element. The second task involved designing an object made from a single line capable of bearing significant loads. The third project combined ideas from previous works: a minimalist 3D-printed bus stop with a memorable silhouette and multifunctional design was developed. These projects demonstrate the potential of 3D printing in urban improvement.
