The two-day Rhino User Meeting at Blumer Lehmann brought together leading architects, engineers, researchers, and digital fabricators to explore cutting-edge developments in timber design, computational workflows, and fabrication innovation.

Day 1 featured a symposium at Blumer Lehmann’s impressive new headquarters, with sessions full of insights into the latest Rhino plugins, timber research, and digital design processes. It was inspiring to see how innovation is shaping the future of sustainable timber architecture.

Day 2 offered an exclusive look behind the scenes of Blumer Lehmann’s production facilities, from the sawmill to their state-of-the-art Free Form fabrication line. The day concluded with a visit to the breathtaking Chäserrugg summit restaurant, designed by Herzog & de Meuron, a highlight for everyone attending.

This event was an excellent opportunity to exchange ideas, gain new perspectives, and connect with experts who are defining the future of timber construction.

A big thank you to Blumer Lehmann and McNeel for hosting such an inspiring event!