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The scale at which laser cutting is employed by architects has changed dramatically in the last few years. Until recently, laser cutters were an emerging technology, initially reserved to drill holes in diamond mines and for the construction of aerospace technology. The technology’s eventual adoption in the discipline of architecture started with and has remained largely in the realm of architectural representation: in other words, model making. In recent times though, laser cutting has been increasingly used in material fabrication for real-world construction projects. The laser cut facade panel is usually applied in the final construction and in the form of paneled façades with intricate patterns.