Architecture
Architecture and components
Bespoke facades, furniture, landscape elements and architectural components where geometric freedom is the main advantage.
Why 3DCP fits architecture
3DCP enables complex and organic forms without the same dependency on custom formwork. That makes it useful for architectural elements where geometry is central to the design intent.
The technical constraint is that design freedom must still be converted into printable paths, stable layers, reinforcement logic and practical assembly details.
Delivered applications
MiCoB's campus and studio projects demonstrate how printed forms can become usable architecture, not just sample objects. The same logic extends to components, facades, furniture and landscape elements.
Related projects
Delivered proof points
Education & Institutional Infrastructure · Jodhpur, Rajasthan
3D-Printed Studio at IIT Jodhpur
MiCoB delivered a 400 sq. ft. 3D-printed studio at IIT Jodhpur. The project brought construction-scale additive manufacturing into an academic campus environment and created a functional built space that can support wider engagement with digital construction technology.
Education & Campus Infrastructure · Sonipat, Haryana
3D-Printed Canteen Buildings at Ashoka University
MiCoB delivered 3D-printed canteen buildings at Ashoka University in Sonipat. The 600 sq. ft. project applies digital construction to a public-facing campus amenity and demonstrates how printed forms can be integrated into a distinctive architectural setting.