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Damien Sommer. For his Master’s project, a civil engineering student at EPFL dimensioned and then made a fiberglass skateboard. Applying digital techniques to the design process, this resulted in a product that is more solid than a traditional skateboard. Damien Sommer. For his Master’s project, a civil engineering student at EPFL dimensioned and then made a fiberglass skateboard. Applying digital techniques to the design process, this resulted in a product that is more solid than a traditional skateboard. Damien Sommer. For his Master’s project, a civil engineering student at EPFL dimensioned and then made a fiberglass skateboard. Applying digital techniques to the design process, this resulted in a product that is more solid than a traditional skateboard. Damien Sommer. For his Master’s project, a civil engineering student at EPFL dimensioned and then made a fiberglass skateboard. Applying digital techniques to the design process, this resulted in a product that is more solid than a traditional skateboard. Damien Sommer. For his Master’s project, a civil engineering student at EPFL dimensioned and then made a fiberglass skateboard. Applying digital techniques to the design process, this resulted in a product that is more solid than a traditional skateboard. Damien Sommer. For his Master’s project, a civil engineering student at EPFL dimensioned and then made a fiberglass skateboard. Applying digital techniques to the design process, this resulted in a product that is more solid than a traditional skateboard. Damien Sommer. For his Master’s project, a civil engineering student at EPFL dimensioned and then made a fiberglass skateboard. Applying digital techniques to the design process, this resulted in a product that is more solid than a traditional skateboard. Damien Sommer. For his Master’s project, a civil engineering student at EPFL dimensioned and then made a fiberglass skateboard. Applying digital techniques to the design process, this resulted in a product that is more solid than a traditional skateboard.