Looking for a new, affordable house? Italian 3D-printing company WASP has just 3D printed a hut structure using a combination of 3D-printed concrete, rice husks, and a mud-based material. And, of ...

According to the TECLA team, the structure took about 200 hours to print and consists of 350 layers of clay that have been nozzled out of a synchronized set of gigantic 3D printing arms, which ...

Last year we reported on Big Delta, a large 3D printer that showed promise as a method of creating low-cost housing by using mud or clay as a building material. Italy's WASP appears to be making ...

The house goes by the acronym TECLA—short for “technology and clay”—which is appropriate given that this is what the structure is made of. It’s a collaboration between WASP, (which stands for World ...

Inside TECLA, a super sustainable 3d-printed house made from locally-sourced raw earth. TECLA, which takes its name from “technology” and “clay,” is the first eco-habitat to be built with ...

The world’s first 3D-printed house made entirely of earth has been built in Italy. Stay up to date with notifications from The Independent Notifications can be managed in browser preferences.

ITALY (CBS) – This structure is a prototype for the first-ever 3D printed house made out of clay. It’s called the Tecla and is 645-square feet — made of soil, water, and other materials at ...

The future of architecture is 3D-printing. Check out TECLA a wasp nest-inspired home that was 3D-printed using locally sourced clay.

Italian architect Mario Cucinella of Mario Cucinella Architects has long been a champion of 3D printing technology.But while architecture students and firms commonly reserve space of their desks ...

Measuring 60 cm (23.6 in) across, the tiles are robotically 3D-printed out of conventional terracotta clay, which is then kiln-fired at a temperature of 1,125 ºC (2,057 ºF). A batch of the reef ...