3D modelling helps new V&A Dundee to take shape

Advances in technology have enabled the new V&A design museum to take shape on Dundee's waterfront.

The building's curves mean none of its walls are completely flat.

A 3D model controls every aspect of the project, helping engineers envisage how the structure will twist and turn while supporting itself.

BBC Scotland's science correspondent Kenneth Macdonald has been taking a closer look at how it works.

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