Browsing: 3D-Printing in Architecture

The world’s most extensive modified plastic 3D printed architecture, Nanjing Pavilion of Happy Valley Theme Park East Gate, designed by Archi-Union Architects and Fab Union, reminisces a step into another dimension.

Imagine waking up and taking a stroll across a 3d printed community. How about we bring a change starting from the ones that need the most. Innovative designer Yves Béhar, the founder of Fuseproject design studio, charts a rejuvenating course revealing visuals to build 3D-printed dwellings for an impoverished farming community in Latin America.

Robots and 3D printing are taking the next step, and it is gigantic. Four years ago, eight professors from the…

The engineering firm Arup and the architecture studio Locatelli Partners envisaged and explored the potential of a novel technology; 3D printing a house.

ICON, an Austin – based startup, by using the advances in 3D Printing robotic, materials, and software, develops construction technologies that are helping advance humanity. However, their core resorts in their innovative and generative methods. From making their 3D printed home designs to collaborating with Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), ICON has enhanced its 3D Printing technology to a newfound level.

Based in Avila, the Spanish design studio Nagami is focused on combining innovation with computational design and large-scale robotic 3D Printing in the field of product design. Nagami over the years has shown its intricacy and versatility in the field of 3D Printing through its explorative works in furniture design and environmental production.

Rounded Earth homes enliven the natural habitat living. Mario Cucinella Architects in collaboration with WASP, 3D printing specialists in Italy.…

AI SpaceFactory in collaboration with NASA has marched in to trigger the fantasy of space-age architecture to initiate human habitation…

Anouk Wipprecht, Miami-based Dutch fashion-tech designer, explores Hi-Tech to develop the user experience in the couture industry. As her design…

Iridescence Print is the first large-scale architectural installation by Gramazio Kohler Research automatically 3d printed using robotic machines in 2015. GKR (Gramazio Kohler Research) is a research group founded by Fabio Gramazio and Matthias Kohler. GKR examines the changes in architectural production requirements that result from introducing digital manufacturing techniques. They combine data and material and the resulting implications it has on the architectural design.