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Rapid urbanization trends and population explosion have catalyzed homelessness. The United Nations says about 1.6 billion people reside in poor housing worldwide. This signifies the soaring demands for affordable and quality housing which are now a pressing global concern.
In the not-too-distant past, the idea of printing an entire house seemed like something out of a science fiction novel.…
Reform Design Lab’s Reform Lounge Chair: A beautifully crafted and 3D-printed seating
Reform Design Lab’s mission is to create statement pieces combining extraordinary design with innovative state-of-the-art technology, using sustainable materials and means of manufacturing.
Kedar Benjamin will tutor at Computational Design: NEXT 13 on April 15 – 16, 2023. Register for the program to learn more about Kedar’s works and more!
Clay Rotunda, free-standing earth-based cylindrical structure by Gramazio Kohler Research
Clay Rotunda is a free-standing earth-based cylindrical structure that serves as the outer, soundproof shell of the SE MusicLab, a high-fidelity music auditorium constructed inside Bern’s renovated Gurten Brewery.
The automotive sector is developing with modern age technology that includes introducing 3D printing in the process.3D printing has proved valuable in creating prototypes, production or even creating automotive parts.
3D printed chairs are a modern take on furniture design, utilizing 3D printing technology to create unique and intricate designs. They offer a combination of form, function, and customization, with the ability to adjust dimensions and shapes to fit specific needs.
3D printing is the evolving and most commonly evolving method of constructing and designing products and structures. Filaments are available in several colors, textures, and materials applicable for 3D printing in several sectors.
This article explores the use of 3D printed housing as post-disaster temporary shelter for disaster-affected areas. With approximately 23 million people being displaced from their homes every year since 2008, the need for innovative and efficient solutions for emergency housing is urgent.
Dubai is considered the hub of architectural and technological advancement with time. Dubai outdoes itself by designing and constructing more advanced and creative structures built each year.
