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According to MIT, researchers have developed a method to use lightly treated mud, including soil from a building site, as the \u2018formwork\u2019 molds into which concrete is poured. The technique deploys 3D printing<\/a> and can replace the more costly method of building elaborate wood formworks for concrete construction.<\/p>\n

\u201cWhat we\u2019ve demonstrated is that we can essentially take the ground we\u2019re standing on, or waste soil from a construction site, and transform it into accurate, highly complex, and flexible formwork for customized concrete structures,\u201d said Sandy Curth, a PhD student in MIT\u2019s Depart<\/a>ment of Architecture who has helped spearhead the project.<\/p>\n

The approach could help concrete-based construction take place more quickly and efficiently. It could also reduce costs and carbon emissions.<\/p>\n

\u201cIt has the potential for immediate impact and doesn\u2019t require changing the nature of the construction industry,\u201d said Curth, who doubles as director of the Programmable Mud Initiative.<\/p>\n

Curth has co-authored multiple papers about the method, most recently, \u2018Eart<\/a>hWorks: Zero waste 3D printed eart<\/a>hen formwork for shape-optimized, reinforced concrete construction\u2019, published in the journal Construction and Building Materials. Curth wrote that paper with nine co-authors, including Natalie Pearl, Emily Wissemann, Tim Cousin, Latifa Alkhayat, Vincent Jackow, Keith Lee, and Oliver Moldow, all MIT students; and Mohamed Ismail of the University of Virginia.<\/p>\n

The paper\u2019s final two co-authors are Lawrence Sass, professor and chair of the Computation Group in MIT\u2019s Depart<\/a>ment of Architecture, and Caitlin Mueller, an associate professor at MIT in the Depart<\/a>ment of Architecture and the Depart<\/a>ment of Civil and Environmental Engineering. Sass is Curth\u2019s graduate advisor.<\/p>\n

Credit: Sandy Curth. <\/p>\n

The structure<\/h2>\n

While it might seem like an unusual material compared to the solidity of wooden formwork, soil is firm enough to handle poured concrete. The Eart<\/a>hWorks method, as it is known, introduces some additive materials, such as straw, and a wax-like coating for the soil material to prevent any water from draining out of the concrete. Using large-scale 3D printing<\/a>, the researchers can take soil from a construction site and print it into a custom-designed formwork shape.<\/p>\n

\u201cWhat we\u2019ve done is make a system where we are using what is largely straightforward, large-scale 3D printing<\/a> technology, and making it highly functional for the material,\u201d said Curth. \u201cWe found a way to make formwork that is infinitely recyclable. It\u2019s just dirt.\u201d<\/p>\n

Beyond cost and ease of acquiring the materials, the method offers at least two other interrelated advantages. One is environment<\/a>al: Concrete construction accounts for as much as 8% of global carbon emissions, and this approach supports substantial emissions reductions \u2013 both through the formwork material itself and the ease of shaping the resulting concrete to only use what is structurally required. Using a method called shape optimization, developed for reinforced concrete in previous research by Ismail and Mueller, it is possible to reduce the carbon emissions of concrete structural frames by more than 50%.<\/p>\n

\u201cThe Eart<\/a>hWorks technique brings these complex, optimized structures much closer to built reality by offering a low-cost, low-carbon fabrication technique for formwork that can be deployed anywhere in the world,\u201d said Mueller.<\/p>\n

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\u201cIt\u2019s an enabling technology to make reinforced concrete buildings much, much more materially efficient, which has a direct impact on global carbon emissions,\u201d said Curth.<\/p>\n

More generally, the Eart<\/a>hWorks method allows architects and engineers to create customized concrete shapes more easily, due to the flexibility of the formwork material. It is easier to cast concrete in an unusual shape when molding it with soil, not wood.<\/p>\n

\u201cWhat\u2019s cool here is we\u2019re able to make shape-optimized building elements for the same amount of time and energy<\/a> it would take to make rectilinear building elements,\u201d said Curth.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n

Group project<\/h2>\n

As Curth notes, the projects developed by the Programmable Mud group are highly collaborative. He emphasizes the roles played by both Sass, a leader in using computation to help develop low-cost housing, and Mueller, whose work also deploys new computational methods to assess innovative structural ideas in architecture<\/a>.<\/p>\n

\u201cConcrete is a wonderful material when it is used thoughtfully and efficiently, which is inherently connected to how it is shaped,\u201d said Mueller. \u201cHowever, the minimal forms that emerge from optimization are at odds with conventional construction logics. It is very exciting to advance a technique that subverts this supposed tradeoff, showing that performance-driven complexity can be achieved with low carbon emissions and low cost.\u201d<\/p>\n

While finishing his doctorate at MIT, Curth has also founded a firm, FORMA Systems, through which he hopes to take the Eart<\/a>hWorks method into the construction industry. Using this approach does mean builders would need to have a large 3D printer on-site. However, they would also save significantly on materials costs, according to Curth.<\/p>\n

Further in the future, Curth envisions a time when the method could be used not just for formworks, but to construct templates for, say, two-story residential buildings made entirely out of eart<\/a>h.<\/p>\n

\u201cPeople have built with eart<\/a>h for as long as we\u2019ve had buildings, but given contemporary demands for urban concrete buildings, this approach basically decouples cost from complexity,\u201d said Curth. \u201cI guarantee you we can start<\/a> to make higher-performance buildings for less money.\u201d<\/p>\n

The project was supported by the Sidara Urban Research Seed Fund administered by MIT\u2019s Leventhal Center for Advanced Urbanism, and by lyndaLABS.<\/p>\n

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