The HYTAC team is working hard to bring the best printing experience possible.A lot of help is available for this; follow the steps in the tutorial below to join the HYTAC DISCORD!You will be able to connect with other students, access specific printer group chat and visit our online Helpdesk. The HYTAC team is there …
The HYTAC team is working hard to bring the best printing experience possible.A lot of help is available for this; follow the steps in the tutorial below to join the 3djony reddit community!You will be able to ask your questions, find answers and help other students with anything related to 3D technologies (software or hardware). …
The HYTAC Elective Course from summer semester 2022 offered students the opportunity to explore alternative ways to approach a context analysis. While learning basic principles behind photogrammetry and 3D-printing, students could develop their own design and implement new techniques into their personal architectural workflow. With drone footage of Urmein, a village in the Canton of Graubünden in Switzerland, students were able create …
Film – El Poblenou During the Spring Semester 2022, specifically during the seminar week, the 300 first-year architecture students globalised and then 3D printed a model of the El Poblenou neighbourhood in Barcelona.This was done in the context of Professor Andrea Deplazes’ “Entwurf & Konstruktion” course. During their semester, the students analysed this neighbourhood and …
Read moreJuly 2022 / Collaboration with Professor Andrea Deplazes and IDC AG
Enrolement open Registration is now open for the Hytac elective course for the autumn semester 2022!For more information, please see the course page or contact us. It is a great opportunity to be part of this course, to learn new methods of analysis and modelling, and to start/improve your skills in 3D technology ! Register …
During the spring semester of 2022, the 300 first-year students worked collaboratively to model and 3D print the Poblenou district of Barcelona. The model, at a scale of 1:200, is no less than 4 by 15 metres.This work was done as part of the HYTAC Basics HS22 course, and completed during the seminar week in …