Fluid Forms created using non-planar robotic 3D printing
Fluid Forms showcases an innovative robotic additive manufacturing method that enables the more efficient printing of doubly curved thin shells.
Fluid Forms showcases an innovative robotic additive manufacturing method that enables the more efficient printing of doubly curved thin shells.
OctaFoam, which stands for “truncated octahedral matrix of ceramic foam,” is a porous brick wall structure that keeps heat in well.
This study focuses on how to use 3D printing of cement-free mineral foams made from recycled materials to build walls that are solid, light, and insulated.
The White Tower, known as “Weisser Turm,” stands as a groundbreaking architectural marvel that has captured global attention. Nestled in the secluded village of Mulegns, Switzerland, along the enchanting Julier mountain pass, this towering structure reaches a height of 29 meters and is entirely constructed using 3D printing technology.
QS announced the top universities to study Architecture and the Built Environment in 2023. The index includes around 1,500 universities and filters by different criteria, from academic reputation to the number of international students enrolled and locations across Europe, Asia, and North America.
Clay Rotunda is a free-standing earth-based cylindrical structure that serves as the outer, soundproof shell of the SE MusicLab, a high-fidelity music auditorium constructed inside Bern’s renovated Gurten Brewery.
CantiBox is a robotically assembled structure designed by Gramazio Kohler Research that represents a novel application of the design and automatic assembly of interlocking timber-to-timber connections.
Knitnervi is a pavilion-scale demonstration of a ribbed concrete shell constructed with a flexible formwork system. A bending-active gridshell serves as falsework and reinforcement and is encased by CNC-knitted shuttering.
Dancers performed around 3D-printed concrete 2.7m tall columns which created by master students from ETH Zurich with the support of NCCR DFAB
The “Digital Metal” project is part of Mania Aghaei Meibodi’s study on “3D printing+,” which she completed as part of her Master of Advanced Studies at ETH Zurich.
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