3D Printing

3D-Printing is fast evolving as one of the most extensively used manufacturing technology. Here we have practical examples of 3D-printed household products and 3D Printed houses. Now this technology is widely used for printing home accessories, appliances, furniture and food.

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3D-Printed Spidique Chair Achieves Structurally Strong Design With Minimal Plastic

Yang employed Ameba software and the BESO (Bidirectional Evolutionary Structural Optimization) algorithm to create a chair design that is lightweight and has exceptionally good structural integrity. To reduce the environmental impact of the building material, the designer has made it a point to minimize material use. With the help of computational design software, she could estimate the amount of plastic that would be good for creating a functional chair.

Sheyn, a Vienna-based design studio known for creating digital architecture has launched a range of unique 3D-printed vases named Blend collection. This collection features a variety of vases or ‘tiny architecture’ as the founding duo of Sheyn Nicolas Gold and Markus Schaffer like their creations to be called. While handmade vases have their charm and have been in fashion for a very long time, this collection achieves something extraordinary with the help of the digital process and unique material used for the creation. Tiny Architecture, Handmade Vases, Digital Architecture, Collection Displays, Treehouse Hotel, Vase Collection, Handmade Vase, Hotel Furniture

Iridescent 3D-Printed Blend Vase Collection Displays Asymmetrical Blob-like Forms

Sheyn, a Vienna-based design studio known for creating digital architecture has launched a range of unique 3D-printed vases named Blend collection. This collection features a variety of vases or ‘tiny architecture’ as the founding duo of Sheyn Nicolas Gold and Markus Schaffer like their creations to be called. While handmade vases have their charm and have been in fashion for a very long time, this collection achieves something extraordinary with the help of the digital process and unique material used for the creation.

This 3D-Printed House in Kazakhstan can Handle Magnitude 7 Earthquake

BM Partners has built Central Asia's first 3D printed building in Almaty, Kazakhstan that can withstand earthquakes up to a magnitude of 7 on the Richter scale.

Portugal's First 3D Printed House by COBOD and Havelar

Havelar, Porto has completed the first 3D printed house in Portugal, utilizing COBOD’s 3D construction printing technology, 3D printing a modern 80 m2 2 bedrooms house in just 18 hours.

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3D Printed LOOPS Coffee Tables Dress up Your Living Room Fashionably

LOOPS presents a series of coffee tables that come in handy in serving while enriching your décor in style. Falling in line with sustainable furniture, each coffee table is created from renewable resources and recycled material, depicting reduced environmental impact as a whole.

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Germany´s first 3D printed house by PERI

Germany's first printed house is ready for occupancy. Today, the single-family house printed by PERI using a COBOD BOD2 printer was officially opened in Beckum, North Rhine-Westphalia

3D-Printed Chair has Patterned Back Inspired by Wings of Cicadas

The design team has configured Artificial Intelligence (AI) to create a chair with a back featuring patterns inspired by the wings of Cicadas. With AI-powered algorithm, they have created a variety of designs that could combine natural aesthetics and personalized ergonomics. #3Dprinting#chair #modernchairdesign

First Earthquake-Resistant 3D Printed Tiny House Breaks Ground in Guatemala

This earthquake-resistant 3D-printed tiny house is yet unnamed but bears the marks of traditional local craftsmanship in the form of a thatched roof. Built using COBOD’s BOD2 printer, the construction includes the 3D printer following a pre-planned blueprint and emitting a cement-like mixture in layering to create a shell.

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3D Printed Chairs Shaping the Future of Seating

In this post, we share with you some of the most stunning 3D printed chairs created by renowned or independent designers. So, without further ado let’s have a look at these amazing 3D printed chairs:

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WASP 3D Printed Mud House in Italy is Zero-Waste Building

This dome-shaped house is built using the WASP (World’s Advanced Saving Project’s newest on-site 3D construction machine Crane WASP. As being 3D printed from locally sourced clay, it comes out to be a zero-waste building.

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Blast Studio 3D Prints Urban Waste and Living Organisms Into Furniture

This collection of tables is 3D printed from used coffee cups and cardboard collected in London. The shapes of the tables are created using a specialized algorithm that takes inspiration from the trunks and stems of trees.

WASP 3D Printed Mud House in Italy is Zero-Waste Building

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World’s First 3D Printed Hotel Set to Open in Texas Next Year

Set to open in 2024, El Cosmico is the name of the first hotel in the world that will be constructed using 3D printing technology.

These 3D Printed Lamps are Made of Recycled Fishing Nets for Eco-Conscious Lighting

These lamps resort to the recycling process and are locally made from old fishing nets that were gathered from the ocean in Cornwall, UK.

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Blast Studio 3D Prints Urban Waste and Living Organisms Into Furniture

London-based Blast Studio has turned to 3D printing technology. In continuation of its mission, the studio is transforming urban waste into a 3D-printed biomaterial. Basically, they have developed a method for 3D printing with living organisms and used it to form structural columns and even furniture.

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