Construction 3D Printing Process | Explained
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Construction 3D printing, or concrete 3D printing, is the process of printing three-dimensional structures with concrete materials.
14Trees (Lafargeholcim) has used COBOD construction 3D printer to build the world’s first 3D printed school in Malawi, Africa.
Dar Al Arkan introduced 3D Construction Printing (3DCP) technology in Saudi Arabia to accelerate the speed of construction.
BiodiverCity, the brainchild of architect Bjarke Ingels’ company BIG, will raise the standard of infrastructure on the Malaysian Islands using construction 3D printing technology around the world.
COBOD, the Danish 3D construction printer innovator, registered explosive growth in 2020 and registered its second year of profitability.
SQ4D Inc., the construction technology company from Patchogue, NY and developer of construction 3D printers, has listed its 3D printed house in the United States up for sale. This residential property was 3D printed on site using SQ4D’s revolutionary Autonomous Robotic Construction System (ARCS).
Larsen & Toubro Construction (LNTECC), the Indian technology, engineering, construction, manufacturing and financial services conglomerate, recently constructed India’s first 3D printed building. The building was constructed at its Kanchipuram facility.
LafargeHolcim announced the launch of its first 3D printing hackathon along with its partner Witteveen+Bos with the support of COBOD and Ecole des Ponts.
Italian Architects create 3D Printed Sandstone Vault to emulate UAE’s Traditional Architecture
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Italian architects create unique Urban Dunes project to reduce the heat island effect for an extreme climate like Abu Dhabi using 3D printed sandstone.
ICON received a funding from NASA to develop 3D printed moon infrastructure that could support future exploration with a permanent presence on the Moon.
