ee3cf49a373124853e5f943ca99c7215.jpg

XTreeE 3D printing 12-meter-tall telecoms towers that blend into landscape Construction 3D Printing

by Architecture

XTreeE, a France-based specialist in 3D printing concrete and construction, is reportedly working on a new project for a customer in the Caribbean. The project in question—a joint effort by XTreeE, Martinique-based telecoms infrastructure company Art & Fact Innovation and engineering firm Lamoureux & Ricciotti—consists of 3D printing 12-meter-tall telecom towers that blend seamlessly into the environment.

93ff47e8c3ac5b41f09ea5719306b8cd.jpg

Winsun works with Chinese Academy on standardization of construction 3D printing Construction 3D Printing

by Architecture

Winsun Yingchuang Building Techniques (Shanghai) Co. Ltd is working closely with the Chinese Shanghai Academy of Building Research (SRIBS) on standardization of construction 3D printing materials (Ink) and 3D product standards. Professor-level Senior Engineer Ms. Ye Beihong of SRIBS presented the technical results of the research conducted on the additive manufacturing (3D printing) materials (Ink) and other 3D products produced by Winsun (Yingchuang Building Techniques) in Shanghai.

1ff3537ff3026fa48a744e5b05f8138e.jpg

GXN envisions autonomous 3D printers (and bioprinters) that crawl, fly and dive Construction 3D Printing

by Architecture

GXN Innovation, an independent research company created by Danish architecture firm 3XN released its future vision for autonomous 3D printers. In this latest conceptual experiment involving additive manufacturing – part of the “Break the Grid” project – the firm was supported by the Dansk AM Hub, a government-supported Denmark’s platform that supports experimentation in additive manufacturing, and by MAP Architects. The result is swarms flying and diving 3D printing extrusion systems that can work autonomously to build and repair complex structures on land and in the sea.

Digital Building Technologies 3D prints Concrete Choreography for Origen Festival in Switzerland Professional Additive Manufacturing

Digital Building Technologies 3D prints Concrete Choreography for Origen Festival in Switzerland Professional Additive Manufacturing

by Architecture

A collaboration between Digital Building Technologies and the Origen Festival in Riom, Switzerland, the installation Concrete Choreography consists of nine, individually designed, 2.7m tall columns. Each column is concrete 3D printed at full height in 2.5 hours with the process developed at ETH Zurich with the support of NCCR DFAB.