Technology has entered a new era - homes are nowcan be printed on a printer! The most interesting, amazing and, oddly enough, noble projects in the field of building printing we present to your judgment in a new material Every, even the smallest technological step opens up simply sky-high prospects for us. And now three-dimensional printing has reached the peak of its development. From now on, houses are printed on 3D printers.
The very first one
Many have tried to “sign” under this titleprojects and large companies. But the plans remained plans, and the first to implement his ideas and show them to the world was a simple US resident with a name that is pleasant for the Russian ear - Andrey Rudenko. The man himself designed a 3D printer of the appropriate size and printed a castle with arches and turrets right in his backyard. Of course, this is not a real house, but just a gazebo, but it looks more than impressive. The 3D architect used ordinary concrete as the main material.
The strangest
This project is created to participate in the EuropeanEuropan competition by Dutch architect Janjaap Ruijssenaars. Its implementation is planned for the near future, and the concept will certainly appeal to keen mathematicians. Landscape House will be a double Möbius strip and embody the idea of a landscape house - a space without boundaries. Of course, the load on the structure will be colossal, so the 3D printer will be used only to print the frame, which will then be filled with reinforced concrete.
The most noble
This project gives a clear answer to the main questionour material: how many houses can be printed on a 3D printer in a day? The answer came from China. A Shanghai 3D printer for printing houses can create ten buildings from construction and industrial waste. And the best part is that the cost of producing one such house will not exceed $5,000 and they will be used to resettle the poor and homeless.
The most compact
A minimalist house that can be taken everywheredesigned and built by students from the University of Huddersfield. This tiny house with a porthole window has everything you need and can be 3D printed with all the interior fittings.
The most anticipated
This house has been called the first inworld entirely printed on a 3D printer. But they just can't finish it. They say that Barack Obama even managed to visit the construction site in Amsterdam, but, as we can see, this did not affect the speed of construction. In three weeks of non-stop work, they managed to print only a small three-meter corner element. A special printer for printing houses was designed for the project. A special joy is that the construction site is open to visitors, which means that especially impatient people will be able to follow every step of the construction and see the first outlines of the long-awaited project before anyone else.
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