In collaboration with the DIgiTal Cultural Heritage (DITCH) center at AUB’s Faculty of Engineering and Architecture (MSFEA), the Red Room at the American University of Beirut proudly contributed to an interdisciplinary project aimed at revitalizing artifacts shattered in the Beirut explosion. Our focus centered on developing virtual 3D reconstructions of selected broken glass vessels, utilizing cutting-edge technology and expertise available within the Red Room’s makerspace. With access to state-of-the-art 3D printers, our team transformed digital designs into tangible replicas, offering a glimpse into the potential of 3D printing technology in cultural heritage preservation. Through this collaborative effort, the Red Room demonstrates its commitment to fostering innovation and interdisciplinary collaboration, serving as a catalyst for impactful projects that bridge disciplines and advance knowledge.