Computer Aided Design Software
ining, an acronym for Computer Numerical Control Machining, refers to the process of automating machine tools through the use of software embedded with computer programs that control the movement and functions of machining tools. In the context of Architecture, CNC Machining is a Digital Fabrication technique used to produce precise and intricate architectural components and assemblies. It enables architects and designers to bring their Computer Aided Design (CAD) models to life by translating digital data into physical objects with high accuracy and repeatability. By integrating CNC Machining into the design and fabrication process, architects can create complex geometries and structures that were previously unattainable through traditional manufacturing methods, ultimately pushing the boundaries of architectural innovation.