Italcementi presents new fast-setting cement mixture developed specifically for 3D printing Construction 3D Printing

Italcementi presents new fast-setting cement mixture developed specifically for 3D printing Construction 3D Printing

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At the BAUTEC conference in Berlin, Italcementi presented a new concrete mixture developed specifically for construction 3D printing applications. The new mixture is developed to be fast setting, in order to enable deposition of more complex geometries, and also more sustainable, in line with the company’s targets for more sustainable construction processes.

COBOD and PERI 3D print 3.5 houses in 4 days at Bautec exhibition Construction 3D Printing

COBOD and PERI 3D print 3.5 houses in 4 days at Bautec exhibition Construction 3D Printing

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Last week, at the International Bautec construction exhibition in Berlin, visitors were given the unique opportunity to see a house being 3D printed each day. Danish construction 3D printing company COBOD and its partner PERI Group undertook the ambitious project to demonstrate how the BOD2 construction 3D printer is capable of printing a house in less than 24 hours.

Czech Republic to welcome first 3D printed house, and it floats! Sustainability

Czech Republic to welcome first 3D printed house, and it floats! Sustainability

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The Czech Republic is preparing to break ground on its first 3D printed house next month. The stylish housing structure was designed by Michal Trpak of sculptural architectural studio Scoolpt, and will be constructed in collaboration with the Stavebni sporitelna Ceske sporitelny (Buřinka) building society. The 3D printed house, whose most distinguishing feature is that it floats, demonstrates how 3D printing technologies can be used to create housing more sustainably than traditional means.

First construction 3D printing deal between two large firms Sika and Pikus Construction 3D Printing

First construction 3D printing deal between two large firms Sika and Pikus Construction 3D Printing

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US-based Pikus Concrete is teaming up with Sika to commercialize 3D concrete printing technology in the construction industry and to capture its vast potential. Pikus’ first 3D concrete printer with Sika technology has commenced operation in Lehi, Utah. The company is working on implementing the technology in the first construction projects. This marks the first time a construction 3D printing deal involves two well-established commercial construction companies. Previous projects have generally involved at least one startup or government investment entity.