Develop advanced skills in digital design and computer-controlled manufacturing with this six-week, project-based short course from Oxford Brookes University.

Designed for architects, designers and makers with existing knowledge of Rhino, this hands-on course explores the complete CNC (Computer Numerical Control) fabrication process, from digital modelling and material selection to precision manufacturing and assembly.

Through live demonstrations, practical exercises and dedicated workshop sessions, participants will explore advanced jointing techniques, material properties and toolpath strategies, gaining the skills to translate complex digital designs into accurately manufactured physical components.

Course Description

Led by Elliot Rogosin, architect, digital maker and co-founder of the architectural co-operative House of Bricoleurs, the course combines computational design with practical making techniques.

By the end of the course, participants will have designed and manufactured a sophisticated multi-part assembly or a finished cast produced using a CNC-milled mould, creating a portfolio-ready piece that demonstrates their technical and creative capabilities.

Delivery Dates: TBC

Course Cost: £950