
The model created by Sasaki’s team for the Salud Digna Campus Headquarters captures the essence of a forward-thinking, integrated urban environment.
Making is an essential part of the design process. Our Fabrication Studio is a place where project teams can experiment and test solutions in physical form, improving design decision-making, quality, delivery, and material understanding. As an integral resource for design and planning, it is more than just a fabrication space—it's a collaborative environment where designers, fabricators, and technologists reimagine how they work.
The model created by Sasaki’s team for the Salud Digna Campus Headquarters captures the essence of a forward-thinking, integrated urban environment.
Early in the design process, the Fabrication Studio allows teams to quickly create physical models and prototypes, helping designers test ideas, refine forms, and experiment with materials.
The Studio facilitates the exploration of new and sustainable materials, allowing designers to test durability, aesthetics, and performance.
The Fabrication Studio allows the design team to create custom components and bespoke solutions tailored to each project.
During the design process, the Studio is used to create full-scale mock-ups or detailed models that clients and stakeholders can interact with.
Beyond structural integrity, terra cotta offers several unique benefits for use: it is more environmentally friendly than concrete, can be set in many forms, and can be glazed to take on any appearance. A team embarks on material exploration
Sasaki's Fabrication Studio manager Jay Nothoff and Co-chairs of Boston Society of Architects MakeTank, Felipe Francisco and Brad Prestbo, discuss their CityPrint project
Sasakians share their work at ArchitectureBoston Expo
A Sasaki-led design for a pavilion installation on Boston's Rose Kennedy Greenway