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|location=Lawrence Technological University | |||
21000 West Ten Mile Road | |||
Southfield, MI, 48075-1058 | |||
|city=Southfield | |||
|state_province=Michigan | |||
|country=United States | |||
|coordinates=42.475178, -83.249399 | |||
|website=https://ltu.edu/architecture-design/labs/ | |||
|inks=Bright Red, Blue, Medium Blue, Yellow, Green, Hunter Green, Light Lime, Burgundy, Midnight, Flat Gold | |||
|machines=RP3105 | |||
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The College of Architecture and Design’s printLab is a research and production space dedicated to the physical realization of digital media objects. Together with the buildLab, our mission is to bring students into a truly interactive relationship with the machine technologies used to plot surfaces, extrude sections, and tool solids. We offer hand-on training related to physical media output, including file formatting, color calibration, material qualities, machine setup, and hand-finishing techniques. The printLab provides students and faculty with an array of services, ranging from wide-format and three-dimensional printing and support studio spaces that facilitate trimming/assembly, screen printing, and bookmaking projects.<ref>https://ltu.edu/architecture-design/labs/</ref> | |||
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Latest revision as of 13:27, 23 November 2025
| LTU CoAD printLab | |
|---|---|
| Location | Lawrence Technological University
21000 West Ten Mile Road Southfield, MI, 48075-1058 |
| Country | United States 🇺🇸 |
| Type | School |
| Website | ltu.edu/architecture-design/labs |
The College of Architecture and Design’s printLab is a research and production space dedicated to the physical realization of digital media objects. Together with the buildLab, our mission is to bring students into a truly interactive relationship with the machine technologies used to plot surfaces, extrude sections, and tool solids. We offer hand-on training related to physical media output, including file formatting, color calibration, material qualities, machine setup, and hand-finishing techniques. The printLab provides students and faculty with an array of services, ranging from wide-format and three-dimensional printing and support studio spaces that facilitate trimming/assembly, screen printing, and bookmaking projects.[1]