Latest developments in printing technologies in concrete construction
Music amplified by concrete. As a natural successor to the classic Gramophone, the Sousa-Phone combines traditional design language with the most innovative production process to create one...
Mesago Messe Frankfurt and the Formnext Team is delighted to announce that Formnext will take place as a physical on-site event in Frankfurt from 16 – 19 November 2021. With approx. 450...
After the great success of the 2nd German Industrial Seminar in 2020 (click here for the conference report), the Institutes of Building Materials and Construction Management and the Endowed...
Icon, developer of advanced construction technologies including robotics, software and building materials, announced it has completed a $207 million series B round of financing led by...
A project by the Block Research Group (BRG) at ETH Zurich and Zaha Hadid Architects Computation and Design Group (ZHACODE), in collaboration with incremental3D (in3D), made possible by...
The Green Dome project was setup with parties Saxion University of Applied Sciences, Twentsche Weg en Waterbouw, Twente Milieu and Tech for Future. Its goal was to deliver an outdoor 3D...
Gray is the predominant color in the relatively young field of 3D printed concrete applications. What is often overlooked is that colorful construction projects can be easily realized by...
Shikolovo is a team of 3D printing enthusiasts. The engineers of the innovative Russian company have developed Gaudi-Max, a multifunctional robot for the construction industry. Gaudi-Max...
The Texas Military Department (TMD) has partnered with Austin-based construction technologies company, Icon, to design and 3D-print an innovative training barracks at the Camp Swift...
A next step in the development of 3D construction printing technology can currently be seen in Lindau, Bavaria. The Peri 3D construction printing team is realizing a residential building...
The school in Malawi was 3D printed using a Bod2 printer from Cobod by 14Trees, a JV company between LafargeHolcim and CDC.
The 23-metre-high tower made of 3D-printed columns is to become a cultural site in Mulegns, a village on the Julier Pass with just 16 inhabitants. The structure is being planned by ETH...
