BHM CO\\ABORATIVE LABORATORY:
is an award-winning interdisciplinary design and research initiative within the Birmingham School of Architecture & Design. We create and co-produce projects that engage with the dynamic context of our city and explore the extremities of artistic disciplinary boundaries – all through an ongoing process of collaborative practice
Next step after we finished with the wooden moulds was to prepare the CAD file for the CNC machine. Using the CNC machine is the best way to ensure a precise and accurate cut of the aluminium sheet. We prepared evey thing in CAD so that after the CNC machine finishes with cutting, the aluminium sheets will be ready for the curving.
We recorded the CNC machine cutting the aluminium sheet; you can view the video here: Link
We also took few pictures of this step, you can view them below.
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