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https://research.gsd.harvard.edu/maps/files/2024/11/stone-shell-1024x683-1.jpg1024683The research explores the design and analysis of a thin marble shell that incorporates the latest developments in fabrication technology and computational analysis. Natural stone, one of the oldest and most traditional building materials, is used in innovative ways by manipulating it with a 6-axis robotic waterjet.