Browsing: 3D-Printed

Industry 4.0 transforms construction with BIM and 3D printing, enhancing workflows, collaboration, and outcomes with seamless integration.

3D-printed construction offers cost-efficient, sustainable, and innovative solutions while addressing housing shortages and advancing design flexibility.

The Hedron Pendant is a 3D-printed chandelier by Mickus Projects that uses hexagonal geometry and bioplastic material to create glare-free illumination, inspired by nature and extraterrestrial life.

BM Partners completed Central Asia’s first 3D-printed house in Almaty, Kazakhstan. The 100-square-meter house was constructed in less than two months.

The interactive foosball artwork Harbour Cup combines science, art, and sports. It has no goals or designated teams, allowing players to choose to play cooperatively or competitively.

External Reference designed the Dubai Presentedby Store as an interactive space featuring 3D-printed details and audiovisual technologies.

The “Algae Reactor” project is a 3D-printed module for a façade that uses CO2 to cultivate chlorella by Southeast University, Nanjing.

Luyten 3D, in collaboration with University of New South Wales builds the first 3D-printed house in Melbourne, Australia.

MVRDV designs a coral-inspired 3D-printed facade for the Tiffany & Co. store in Singapore’s Changi Airport using recycled ocean plastic.

Larsen & Toubro unveiled India’s and the world’s first 3D-printed post office. This project was completed in a record-breaking 43 days, demonstrating the power of 3D printing technology to transform construction practices.