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3D printing is a manufacturing process that creates physical objects by layering material based on a digital design, allowing for rapid prototyping and customization.
A Living Seawall created through 3D printing has been installed in Pine Tree Drive Circle, Miami to offer protection against environmental damage.
Advanced construction technologies, such as large-scale 3D printers with industrial robotic arms, are used to create complex forms. The Moss Column experiment merges natural life with man-made structures, blending harmoniously with natural elements.
The “Algae Reactor” project is a 3D-printed module for a façade that uses CO2 to cultivate chlorella by Southeast University, Nanjing.
MANUFACTURA and Uriarte Talavera are collaborating on The Talavera Project / Un Proyecto de Talavera, a research initiative focused on the production of Talavera in Mexico.
MIT researchers are creating 3D printed shoes for marathon runners that will be customized based on the runner’s height, weight, and general mass. This allows for a wider range of shoe properties than traditional foam soles.
Zaha Hadid Architects designed the Phoenix Bridge in collaboration with Holcim, Block Research Gropu at ETH Zurich, ZHACode, and incremental3D, which were constructed at Holcim Innovation Hub in Lyon, France.
A group of architecture students from Woodbury University, in partnership with Emergent, have built Los Angeles’ first fully permitted 3D printed net-zero energy house.
During the year 2023, our team had the opportunity to delve into cutting-edge topics and incorporate new tools into our design process. When saying goodbye to 2023, here are the top 10 most-read contents in PA.
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The studio’s unique take on modern architectural design prints each custom 3D-printed ceramic tile using cutting-edge digital fabrication methods that were created in the studio’s own factory space.
