3D Printing Revives Aviation History at Hill Aerospace Museum

The United States Air Force’s Hill Aerospace Museum is using 3D scanning and printing to preserve aviation history, streamline restoration, and modernize exhibits. By fabricating rare or obsolete components in-house, the museum has reduced costs and ensured historically accurate aircraft…

Michelle Larsen Highlights 3D Printable Sculptural Art as the Next Big Trend in Interiors and Retail

Artist Michelle Larsen has announced that, in 2026, dimensional 3D wall art and 3D printable sculptural design will emerge as influential elements in retail décor, commercial interiors, and cinematic visual environments. Larsen notes a growing industry emphasis on depth and…

Forte3D Makes Professional Instruments Accessible Through Additive Manufacturing

Forte3D, a 3D printing instrument producer founded by Alfred Goodrich and Elijah Lee, is transforming the production of classical instruments through advanced 3D printing technology. The company’s signature product, a carbon fiber cello, delivers the sound, feel, and look of…

3D Printing Brings Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein Sets to Life

Director Guillermo del Toro relied on 3D printing to bring the intricate sets and practical effects of Frankenstein (2025) to life. Netflix’s behind-the-scenes documentary, Frankenstein: The Anatomy Lesson, showcases how this technology was essential in translating his gothic vision from…

BFI National Archive Harnesses 3D Printing to Preserve Film Heritage

The BFI National Archive, a film and television archive managed by the British Film Institute, uses the Formlabs Form 3L, a large-format 3D printer acquired in 2022, to reproduce obsolete equipment parts and develop prototype components, including film reels, cores,…

Ta.Tamu: New 3D Printed Chair Developed by Dassault Systèmes and Patrick Jouin

Ta.Tamu, a lightweight, foldable chair developed through a partnership between 3D CAD software provider Dassault Systèmes and French designer Patrick Jouin, was presented in Paris on June 25, 2025. Designed using Dassault’s 3DEXPERIENCE platform, the project explores how digital tools…

Anti-Ruin: 3D Printed Marble Dust Structure Debuts at the Venice Biennale of Architecture

Anti-Ruin, a modular 3D printed installation made from marble dust, is on display at the 19th Venice Biennale of Architecture, taking place from May to November 2025. Designed by London-based studio OZRUH and fabricated in collaboration with researchers from ETH…

A Flower in San Servolo: 3D Printed Amphitheater by Mario Cucinella Debuts in Venice

As part of Green Design Days 2025 and coinciding with the 19th International Architecture Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia, Italian architecture and design firm Mario Cucinella Architects (MCA) unveiled A Flower in San Servolo, a 3D printed amphitheater on…

ZHA and Vertico Unveil Aevum, a Hybrid Marble and 3D Printed Arch in Milan

At the 2025 INTERNI ‘Cre-Action’ exhibition held at the Università degli Studi di Milano, London architecture firm Zaha Hadid Architects (ZHA) and Dutch 3D concrete printing specialist Vertico presented Aevum, a collaborative installation that explores the intersection of historical stone…

Natural History Museum Unveils New Gallery Showcasing LAMÁQUINA’s 3D Printed Ceramics

As part of London’s Natural History Museum (NHM) 150th anniversary celebrations, a new gallery has opened showcasing the ‘Fixing Our Broken Planet’ exhibition. The exhibition display cases were created in collaboration with the NHM’s in-house team and LAMÁQUINA, a Barcelona-based…