Innovator Profile
Maged Guerguis
Assistant Professor, School of Architecture, UT Knoxville
Professor Guerguis is the director of Soft Boundaries. His current research focuses on the development of high-performance integrated construction systems using large-scale additive manufacturing, robotic fabrication, novel materials, and advanced computational design methods. Prior to joining UT, Guerguis was a senior designer and a design researcher at Skidmore Owings and Merrill (SOM) in Chicago. While at SOM, he led the design of AMIE 1.0, the world’s largest 3D-printed polymer structure in collaboration with UT Governor’s Chair and Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL). Guerguis is a designer, researcher, and educator who has received recognition with awards such as the AIA Chicago Divine Detail Award, United States Green Building Council Emerald Award, Architizer A+ Awards, Fast Company World Changing Ideas Award, 2019 3D Pioneers Award, and the 2022 ACSA National Diversity Award.
Available Technologies
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Biomimetic Topology Optimization and Robotic Fabrication of 3D Printed High-Performance Construction Systems
A researcher at the University of Tennessee has developed a robotically-controlled additive manufacturing computational design method and platform uti ... (read more)
