3D Printing
Additive manufacturing techniques for prototyping, production, and architectural applications.
EREBUS
The Erebus project conceives the colonization of the asteroid belt by proposing the installation of a habitable orbital station called Erebus and a robotic surface settlement called Hades. The orbital station will be comprised of three toroidal spacecraft that will be relieved one at a time each year and a half, avoiding isolation.
FHHH Friends Wraps a Seoul Music Academy in a Faceted White Shell That Echoes Its Interior Logic
A 1,270-square-meter preparatory academy in Seoul stacks soundproof practice rooms inside an angular volume that reshapes its block.
despacio
Despacio is a space thought to offer a decompression and deceleration atmosphere to its users. The parasite, shaped like a donut, stands in one of the pillars of the Parque Berrío St
Multi-robotic construction system for unfired soil masonry
Here we present a construction method that makes use of ground mobile robots to fabricate earth structures from in-situ available granular material through the deposition of soil viscous paste, a medium that, with the employment of specific digital tools, provides flexibility, ease of manipulation and sustainable applications.
Iridescence
A marriage of sustainable materials with modern fabrication technologies, the pavilion features two rejuvenating zones that appeal to different demographics. Regardless of zone, the form is perforated to create an enchanting dialogue between dark and light, night and day.
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Dynacrowd Laboratories
This visualization for the integration of human interaction with artificial intelligence creates a blend between a traditional shopping center and manufacturing plant-- but with a twist. The facility implements a dynamic crowd-sourcing process in which humans test a variety of prototypes while AI uses their reactions to produce more attractive products.
DIY - silicone baking tin
Do your own cake design, 3d-print a mold based on y
This is a well executed design taking into account the fabrication and look of the final product. The only concern is from a health standpoint and if any leaching or microplastic concerns arise from using the product. It would also be nice to have a flat bottom option, especially for cupcake size moulds.
WASP Unveils Stunning 3D Printed Dior Store in Dubai - A New Milestone in Construction Innovation
Revolutionary 3D Printing Technology Allows for Unique Design and Rapid Construction of Luxury Retail Space
Precise Imprecision: Where Robotic Arms Meet Fabric Molds
A hybrid fabrication method using KUKA robots and stack-cast fabric formwork to challenge what precision means in architecture.
Exploring Innovation in Computational Design with the Beegraphy Design Awards
Discover how computational design turns concepts into reality through projects like the MX3D Bridge, and learn how to join the Beegraphy Design Awards to showcase your innovation.
3D-Printed Cabin Architecture: Universidad del Bío-Bío's Revolutionary Project
This article explores Universidad del Bío-Bío's groundbreaking 3D-printed cabin, highlighting its innovative construction technology and sustainable design.
Reimagining Creativity with Beegraphy: Join Us for Workshop 3
Explore the potential of parametric design in fashion, furniture, and education at Workshop 3 by Beegraphy. Join us on 7th September, 12:00 PM GMT. Register now!
DIY & Engineering in Computational Design : Enter the BeeGraphy Design Awards
Showcase Your Creativity with Computational Design and Open Source Projects
Precise Imprecision
Flexible Construction with Robotic Fabric Formwork Precise Imprecision defines a new robotic construction technique through stack casting fabric molds by KUKA industrial robot and human, and re-defines "precise" and "imprecise" in digital fabrication.
Transform Art with Technology - Join the BeeGraphy Design Awards
Showcase your unique creations and explore the power of computational design with BeeGraphy.
IAAC pioneers sustainable construction with Spain's first 3D printed earth building, TOVA
Revolutionizing the architecture industry with cutting-edge technology and eco-friendly materials
SUICHI
Suichi is a city of futuristic ocean buildings made from 3D-printed plastic waste from the Pacific which extend 300 meters below the water's surface. The project imagines a series of dome marines that would sustain the crustacean form of life. This new invented urbanization is entirely self sufficient and energy efficient. The project's objective is not restricted within Tokyo Bay, but rather foreshadows a future having urbanscape in the abyssal zones of the ocean.
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