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Topic: 3D printed house
“3D Print Canal House” is the first project to explore the possibilities, limitations and possible implications of a full-size 3D printed house.
Chinese construction company HuaShang Tengda created this 3D printed house in only 45 days – and they 3D printed it live and on-site.
The Urban Cabin is a 3D printed proof-of-concept by Dutch studio DUS Architects, offering sustainable micro-dwellings in urban environments.
Tongue firmly in cheek, Ukrainian tech startup PassivDom sets its sights on changing the world with affordable, off-the-grid housing.
Plans are afoot to build a new tourist attraction in Russia, a scale replica of Winterfell from Game of Thrones that’s 3D printed in concrete.
Italian company WASP could make a difference for those in need of housing by using their 3D printer to build cheap accommodation quickly.
3d printed houses are the ardent goal of many visionaries. Now 3D printing turns these fantasies into reality. Meet the people who make it possible.
If you can print with plastic, you also can print cement. Company BetAbram and Engineer Andrey Rudenko have interesting concepts to build your own “castle”.
3D printing is getting big, literally. We take a look at 3D printing buildings to see if that is a topic we will read and hear more about. And: Yes, we will.
In Dubai, an innovative new geopolymer cement mixture created by startup Renca could be the catalyst for future 3D printed buildings.
It could be that soon humans will live in 3D printed houses on the moon – at least that’s one professor’s dream anyway.
Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai has said that by 2030, around 25% of Dubai’s buildings will be 3D printed.
Reports circulate that Chinese company Zhouda duped investors for billions of dollars, based on ability to build a house from 3D printed parts in 3 hours.
Forget air conditioning. With a splash of water, these 3D Printed Cool Bricks use science to keep the temperature down.
University of Nantes team of engineers has showcased emergency 3D printed house that is realized in just 30 minutes.
Using 3D printing technologies, the Italian company WASP seeks to find the most efficient and cost-effective ways to produce buildings in Central Africa.