Browsing: 3d printing

New Delft Blue hopes to reveal a new architectural potential of ceramic ornamentation in the twenty-first century by fusing 3D clay printing, computational design, and artisanal glazing.

A Florida-based company called Printed Farms recently made history by using COBOD’s BOD2 construction 3D printer to create the world’s largest 3D-printed building. This luxury horse barn spans an impressive 940 m2, making it almost 50% larger than the previous record-holder in the Middle East.

Decathlon, a leading sports company, and Lonati Group have partnered with HP to showcase their groundbreaking manufacturing concept at the ITMA tradeshow in Milan. Their innovative and sustainable approach to shoe manufacturing has the potential to revolutionize the industry.

Instances by Daniel Widrig is one in a series of moments 3D printed. It is a computerized scenery that has been materialized. The virtual realm of digital information is huge and largely hidden; some are personal, while others are communal.

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.

Nolan Junhee Kim is a computational designer that explores the world of highly-functional parametric structures and additive manufacturing.

The initiative for a humanitarian project is being led by Team4UA and executed by the Danish 3DCP Group, utilizing COBOD’s BOD2 printer. Its primary objective is to help meet the urgent demand for educational infrastructure in the country.

Nike created ISPA Universal, a new shoe that combines 3D printing, artificial intelligence (AI) design, and eco-friendly materials. The shoe is made through an injection molding process that uses Bio-EVA foam derived from sugar cane, which promotes sustainability.

The Structural Evolution workshop will journey through the last decade of initiatives implementing parametric structures into footwear.

Obayashi, one of the largest general contractors in Japan, has completed “3dpod”, the first 3D-printed and earthquake-proof building in the country to receive ministerial certification and a building permit.