For centuries, architecture has been shaped by the materials and techniques available. When it came to curved structures, traditional methods required fabricators to build custom moulds for each unique shape. This process was expensive, time-consuming, and generated significant material waste. Every panel needed a dedicated mould, meaning large-scale projects demanded thousands of individual forms, many of which were discarded after a single use. This inefficiency not only slowed production but also contributed to environmental concerns within the construction industry.