Browsing: Germany

The temporary sculpture “La Fleur Mathematique” does more than just show how math is used in construction and architecture. Instead, it is a one-of-a-kind object that exists on the cusp of science and art while acknowledging the unique conditions of the Genius Loci.

A football clubhouse and public building in Europe have been created using a BOD2 3D construction printer from COBOD. This structure measures 25 meters in length, 15 meters in width, and 10 meters in height, making it the first of its kind to be built using 3D printing technology.

The international competition to design the new Pina Bausch Zentrum in Wuppertal, Germany, was won by Diller Scofilio + Renfro.

PERI constructed Europe’s largest 3D-printed building with COBOD’s BOD2 printer in the city of Heidelberg, Germany. The building is around 600 m2, 54m long, 11m wide, and 9m high, and contains an IT server hotel.

Rapunzel Visitor Center is designed by haascookzemmrich STUDIO 2050 to be public, and engaging and aims to make Rapunzel’s motto “We make organic for love” tangible to visitors.

The Calatrava Boulevard, a complex offering upmarket restaurants, retail, and office spaces in Düsseldorf, Germany, has been designed by Spanish architect and engineer Santiago Calatrava.

EDGE Suedkreuz Berlin is a seven-story office complex consisting of two structures with a total base area of around 32,000 sqm. The complex stands on an around 10,100 sqm area and has been built using sustainable, climate- and resource-saving, and modular hybrid-timber construction methods.

NEXT500 is a fluid timber structure by MVRDV for the 500th anniversary of The historical Fuggerei housing complex in Augsburg, Germany.

The first 3D printed residential building of Germany, a 2 storey – single family house was designed by Mense Korte…

Interconnected and woven into the urban fabric rises a bridge inviting pedestrians to explore and experience the streaming river and…