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Urban wildlife is quite amazing at adapting to city environment<\/a>s, both through behavioral changes and physiological ones. A study on Chicago rodents, for example, found that meadow voles had evolved to have smaller inner ear bones, possibly to mitigate the effects of noise pollution in urban areas. Despite this, humans must also recognize the challenges that our urban spaces create for animals and help by making accommodations and safe environment<\/a>s. On this front, a team from the Technical University of Munich (TUM) has created a 3D printed wall fa\u00e7ade that functions as a nesting shelter for local wildlife.<\/p>\n

The wall panel is a prototype made from a local clay material (40% of which is recycled) that was 3D printed in a sort of tesselated geometric structure. The cladding also integrates small gaps, which allow local birds, including sparrows and black redstart<\/a>s, to access the hollow space between the structure and the wall to build nests. At the base of the 3D printed fa\u00e7ade, additional entry points have been integrated so that hedgehogs too can make themselves a sheltered home. The wall cladding, reportedly the first of its kind, can reportedly accommodate over 20 birds and hedgehogs.<\/p>\n

(Source: Munchen TV) <\/p>\n

The 3D printed nesting is part<\/a> of the broader ECOLOPES project, which envisions a more holistic urban environment<\/a> that provides a suitable and healthy ecosystem for all living things. As the project description says: \u201cIn ECOLOPES we propose a radical change for city development: instead of minimizing the negative impact of urbanization on nature, we aim at urbanization to be planned and designed such that nature\u2014 including humans\u2014can co-evolve within the city.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Led by Professor Wolfgang Weisser, TUM\u2019s Chair of Terrestrial Ecology, the 3D printed wall fa\u00e7ade project also brought on Professor Kathrin D\u00f6rfler, Chair of Digital Fabrication and Iuliia Larikova, a doctoral researcher at TUM who specializes in \u201cadditive manufacturing of climate-positive and biodiversity-improving fa\u00e7ade elements\u201d.<\/p>\n

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The completed fa\u00e7ade prototype has been installed at the Feierwerk S\u00fcdpolstation recreation center in Munich and not only functions as a nesting site for birds and hedgehogs but also offers the animals respite from the heat. This is achieved through a self-shading structure, meaning that it is designed in such a way that direct light does not reach it. This also has the potential to reduce heat inside the building for humans. As the prototype 3D printed structure is evaluated at the recreation center, the team behind it plans to create and install more wildlife-friendly wall structures, including on the historic Water Tower in Ingolstadt.<\/p>\n

Last year, we wrote about a very different but also bird-related 3D printing<\/a> initiative in the UK, which was installing 3D printed birds on art<\/a>ificial nests off the Suffolk coast to encourage the breeding of kittiwakes in the presence of wind turbines. Early results showed that the birds were indeed following the fake 3D printed birds and settling in to make nests in the \u00d8rsted-initiated nesting station.<\/p>\n

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<\/i> Author: Tess Boissonneault<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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