Printing Studio
We turn your ideas into stone.
For architects and designers, from a vase to a façade. We engineer, print and finish your design with you, from the first sketch to the finished pieces.
What we offer
Everything between your idea and the finished piece
Take all of it, or only what you need.
Design and engineering
We make your design printable, whether a single object or a building split into elements, with joints and fixings where they are needed.
Printing and finishing
Every piece printed in Zürich to its final shape, then finished according to your specifications.
Delivery and documentation
Every piece packed and delivered, with testing, LCA, and material passaport on request.
How we work together
From your sketch to stone
We are not a printing farm. We develop every detail with you.
- 01
First conversation
You bringA sketch, drawings or a model, and where the piece will go
We doLook at it with you and suggest a stone, a finish and an approach
You getA feasibility check and a first quote, free of charge
- 02
Design development
You bringYour design intent and performance requirements
We doOptimize the geometry for printing
You getA printable model, for your approval
- 03
Samples and prototype
You bringYour choice of stone and finish
We doPrint samples and a first piece, at full size
You getThe real thing in your hands, before the series
- 04
Production
You bringYour go-ahead
We doPrint, cure, finish and check every piece
You getProgress photos, and your pieces as they are made
- 05
Delivery
You bringWhere it goes, and when
We doPack and deliver every piece
You getYour design in stone, with its documentation
Built together
Made with architects and designers
Anti-RuinVenice, Biennale Architettura · 2025With OZRUH and formDP, for the Venice Biennale. Fourteen elements, post-tensioned into a portal.
StoneXNew Delhi, India · 2026With OZRUH. 24 relief panels from one model, each one different.
1,311 DiamondsApeldoorn, Paleis Het Loo · 2026With the artist Caitlin Berrigan. Three shells, each housing a loudspeaker.
From Thames to EternityLondon, St Paul’s Cathedral · 2026With OZRUH. Printed in Zürich, assembled in front of St Paul’s.
Anti-Ruin, Phase 2London, Royal Academy of Arts · 2026A 2.4 m column of four printed blocks, built to stand alone and later to join the Venice structure as a new slab.
Artefacts of the FutureAthens, Stavros Niarchos Foundation · 2026Two printed stone objects by Levent Ozruh and Erzë Dinarama for an ETH Zürich exhibition on ethics in medicine at SNF Nostos 2026, Athens.
Ceci n’est pas un fossileVerona, Marmomac · 2024The bone-like lattice of Particle-Trail, printed in stone for Marmomac 2024 with Alessandro Premier, University of Auckland.
Arzo – Funicular floor prototypeArzo, Ticino · Palazzo Mora, Venice · 2023A funicular floor of 17 printed elements, made from marble quarry waste by a printer set up inside the quarry.
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See what you could make
Ideas, 3D models and built examples, for buildings and for objects.
Do I need a finished 3D model?
No. A sketch or drawings are enough to start. We develop the printable geometry with you, with its joints, fixings, cavities and channels.
What does it cost?
Every project is quoted from your model, and the first consultation and the quote are free. The price follows the volume of stone and the finish, not the complexity of the shape.
How long does it take?
It depends on the volume. You get a timeline with the quote, and samples come before the series.
Which files can I send?
Whatever you work in. A 3D model (Rhino, STEP, OBJ or STL) saves a step, but drawings or a sketch are fine.
Who owns the design?
You do. We print it for you, and we show pictures of it only with your permission.
Is my project confidential?
Yes. We sign a non-disclosure agreement if you need one.
Can my engineer get the data for approval?
Yes. For a building or a structural piece, we share our test results, including the independent accredited ones, and work with your engineer on the loads and the fixings.
Can you provide an LCA and the origin of the material?
Yes. Every project comes with a life cycle assessment of its elements and a record of where each one’s material came from.
Can you make a single piece, or a small edition?
Yes. With no mould to pay off, one piece costs what each piece of a series does, so a one-off or an edition of twenty makes as much sense as a hundred.
Can you make more of the same later?
Yes. The design stays a file, so a piece can be printed again, years later, without a mould to keep.
Send us your sketch.
Tell us what you want to make. The feasibility check and the first quote are free. We reply within a few working days.