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New York 3D printing service Makelab has moved into a 3,840-square-foot facility at MADE: Bush Terminal, a 140,000-square-foot industrial campus on Brooklyn’s Sunset Park waterfront. The company says the move gives it the logistics access, physical infrastructure and production capacity it needed to serve tier-one manufacturing clients, a customer segment its previous location could not support.
The clearest sign of the change came with a recent shipment. Speaking to designboom, Makelab Co-Founder and CEO Christina Perla said a tier-one automotive supplier sent a 53-foot truck to collect an order, which was the client’s only transport option. “That could never have happened at our previous locat