New architecture technology Cutting Plotter

A technology that has become commoditized in recent times is that of the laser cutter. Years ago, a friend “plot” in his model balsa wood project title as well as being incredibly well finished, required a major design process, as was previously thought to have all the pieces to send them to cut. This means optimizing the cuts to minimize material losses, finesse required to specify which parts and what not, and rigor to draw and get the parts required. That is, a process close to the proposed architecture, where decisions on site are usually expensive, unpredictable.

The laser cutter work with vector graphics, where color indicates the intensity to be applied to the material being used to cut or burn. The process can work with almost any material, from cardboard to plywood.

A company that installed a while ago with a laser cutter Laser Idea. Started by a group of young architects who detected the time it takes to layout and the level of accuracy is achieved with these machines, and decided to import the equipment needed to deliver the service. The photos correspond to models made from cut pieces on your machine. A new service for architects and students to develop those parts that require precision or that are tedious, or generally any of the models of their projects.