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An industry expert discusses what’s holding back the use of 3D printing in commercial construction

Archinect

While the government has doled out grant money to research 3D printing capabilities in space, and several proof-of-concept projects from bridges to Army barracks have garnered headlines, the applied use of 3D printing in commercial construction remains nascent. Patti Harburg-Petrich, principal in the Los Angeles office of U.K.-based

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Gridded steel frame envelops Indian home by 3dor Concepts

Deezen

An exposed grid of structural steel was used to bring a feeling of "industrial elegance" to House XO in Kerala , India, which has been designed by local architecture studio 3dor Concepts. Interior spaces at House XO were designed to have a minimal appearance "Material choices focused on sustainability and efficiency.

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Facades in the Circular Economy: Design for Disassembly

ArchDaily

Image © Rasmus Hortshøj - COAST The principles of the circular economy have been most influential and applicable to the construction industry. Emphasizing the efficient use of resources, models around reuse and recycling of components and materials are increasingly being pioneered by global architecture practices.

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Designs Worth Emulating: Discover the 2024 Icons of Award-Winning Architecture

ArchDaily

Thanks to such platforms, we get to witness the extraordinary fusion of beauty, ingenuity, and craftsmanship that ripples through the creative industry. Read more »

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Winners of the 2022 Mass Timber Competition: Building to Net-Zero Carbon have been announced

Archinect

Each was selected based on its ability to demonstrate the yet-unrealized potential of applications of mass timber in the design industry and built environment. The panel selected concepts that were repeatable and scalable. The source and sustainability of the materials was also considered as a deciding factor.

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Algorithm-based Architecture: Flexible Bricks to Wrap Architectural Spaces

ArchDaily

Courtesy of Flexbrick There are many building materials that have experienced minimal changes since their initial inception in the field of architecture. An example of this is brick, a timeless material that has been able to adapt over the years, serving functions such as walls, cladding, and flooring, among others. It aspires."

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World’s First On-Demand Building System: BetaPort

ArchDaily

Today, interconnected and fast-paced lifestyles, future mobility trends and constant material innovation puts pressure on a slow-moving building industry. How can architecture keep up with this trend?

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