Coffee Company Gets 3D Printed Pop-up Store in Brazil
Nescafé's 3D printed store in São Paulo, the Dolce Gusto Neo, represents a significant stride toward regenerative architecture. Crafted by Brazilian architectural firm... read more »
3D printing in construction, also known as contour crafting or building printing, is what many believe the future of construction. The printing of buildings has a lot of potential advantages when compared to conventional construction methods. There are lower labor costs involved, construction can be done quicker and there is less to no waste produced. The concrete waste and failed prints that do occur can be reused as raw material for printing.
This technique can also be used for the construction of extraterrestrial structures on for instance the Moon or other planets where environmental conditions are less conductive to human labor-intensive building practices.
Nescafé's 3D printed store in São Paulo, the Dolce Gusto Neo, represents a significant stride toward regenerative architecture. Crafted by Brazilian architectural firm... read more »
In 2022, Thai a company by the name of “The Concrete Products and Aggregate Co., Ltd” (an affiliate of Siam Cement Group) successfully... read more »
Japanese company Serendix Co. Ltd. based in Nishinomiya City, has recently unveiled Serendix50, a low-cost 3D printed house tailored for two-person households. Serendix's... read more »
In a bid to accelerate AM adoption in the construction industry, Harcourt Technologies Ltd (HTL) and Harcourt Architects, in collaboration with consulting engineer... read more »
In an ambitious move to transform construction processes and create high-wage job opportunities, the Shasta Builders Exchange in California has recently announced the... read more »
The global construction industry has long been grappling with its significant environmental impact, but a breakthrough technology is offering a ray of hope.... read more »
In September 2020, Oregon's Rogue Valley fell victim to the devastating Almeda wildfire, leaving over 2,600 families homeless. Fast forward to today, and... read more »
Texas-based company Hive3D Builders has recently unveiled a carbon-neutral material that serves as a stronger alternative to traditional cement. Their new substance has... read more »
Cambridge researchers have collaborated with industry partners to create a groundbreaking 3D printed concrete wall for a National Highways project. The innovative structure,... read more »
Dubbo Regional Council and Contour3D have partnered to deliver Australia’s first 3D printed amenities block in Lions Park, West Dubbo. This milestone project... read more »
MiCoB, a 3D concrete printing company, has achieved a remarkable feat in Visakhapatnam, India. The company recently completed the construction of a three-storey... read more »
The city of Chattanooga in Tennessee has partnered with Branch Technology to develop 3D printed shelters for the homeless. These cube-shaped buildings, located... read more »
Urban Reef, a design firm in Rotterdam, Netherlands, is revolutionizing urban cities with its 3D printed 'reefs' that bring nature back to concrete... read more »
Studio RAP, an architecture practice based in Rotterdam, has combined algorithmic design and 3D printing to create two archways decorated with 3,000 unique... read more »
London-based PLP Labs, the research arm of PLP Architecture, has been exploring the use of mycelium bio-composites as a sustainable alternative to traditional... read more »
Engineers at Princeton University are using lasers to address a key issue with 3D printed cement - its susceptibility to fractures. By evaluating... read more »
Telangana, a state in India, is set to make history with the world's first 3D printed temple. Apsuja Infratech, a Hyderabad-based construction company,... read more »
Digital Building Technologies (DBT), a team at ETH Zürich, is revolutionizing construction with their latest innovation: 3D printed foam from recycled waste for... read more »
Termites have unlocked the secret to creating energy-efficient buildings that offer a comfortable interior climate without excessive energy consumption. Researchers from Lund University... read more »
Arzo, a project developed by the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich (ETH) and the University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Southern... read more »