3D-printing has come a long way from dinky plastic models. In recent years, engineers have started experimenting with ...

This remarkable house was built using 3D-printing technology, but with a sustainable twist: instead of being constructed ...

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Spain's first 3D-printed building is changing construction as we know it. The TOVA project, developed by the Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia, is a sustainable solution for housing ...

This involved hacking an existing 3D printer, and building a custom pump and nozzle so it could hold the organic material, which is more liquid than concrete, and more textured because of the seeds.

Digital Building Technologies has created Airlements; customized building parts from 3D-printed foam (made of recycled waste) for light-weight insulated walls.

HIVE: A 3D-Printed Masonry Wall. During 2021, a Waterloo University team in Toronto, Canada, completed the construction of an office space privacy wall. ... texture, and color.

One of the big questions people have about 3D printed home walls is about dust collection. 3D construction companies told Insider that cleaning their walls is similar to traditional walls.

3D-printed architecture met an exciting milestone this spring when Mario Cucinella Architects completed a sculptural home in the Italian city of Ravenna. The fact that the 645-square-foot TECLA ...

Impact printing is good for our planet. 3D printing reduces labor costs for companies and promises to make housing more affordable. But it’s not necessarily sustainable or environmentally friendly.