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New Making
How materials are produced is changing as fast as the materials themselves. 3D printing and digital fabrication, robotics, local and on-demand production, new forming and finishing techniques, and the return of craft through digital tools.
15 Sept 2026
3D Printed Surfaces Provide Visual Feedback Without Electronics
Smart & Responsive
9 Sept 2026
Tea And Coffee Waste Become 3D Printed Design Objects
Bio-based materials
8 Sept 2026
3D Printed Titanium Lattice Floats Even After Severe Damage
Material Futures
4 Sept 2026
3D Printed Earth Dome Supports Native Wildflower Growth
Biophilic & Human-Centred
2 Sept 2026
Denmark Completes 3D Printed Student Village With Cement-Free Elements
1 Sept 2026
Robotic Swarms Build Reversible Timber Structures From the Top Down
31 Aug 2026
Rhino-Inspired Cellulose Fibres Combine Strength And Biodegradability
Bio-based materials
27 Aug 2026
3D Printed Recycled Plastic Panels Translate Energy Into Architecture
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Aalborg PortlandBrussels, Belgium
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Ambitious LabBirkirkara, Malta
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Ara-Coatings GmbH & Co. KGErlangen, Germany
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BECK Fastener GroupMauerkirchen, Austria
CL
Concreate LLCNorth Hollywood, United States Minor Outlying Islands
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CREAMELT MaterialsRapperswil-Jona, Switzerland
Ekon BVBorn, Netherlands
ENCI’s-Hertogenbosch, Netherlands
Tom van Soest
Tom van Soest – Crafted to look great. Made to Matter
Marta Guć
Marta Guć – IZODOM technology as an ideal solution for energy-efficient and passive construction
Ackelien Hageman
Annemieke Koster & Ackelien Hageman – Through Weaving Connections, We Thrive
Amina Zemouli
Amina Zemouli -The Mathematical Designer – How 3D printing opens up doors to design with mathematics
Dirk van Deursen
Dirk van Deursen – System change in use of materials (NL)
Erik Tempelman
Erik Tempelman – Materials and Greenwashing: (don’t) get SCAMMED!
Gieke van Lon
Lotte Dekker & Gieke van Lon – Sea Silt Ceramics. Renewable ceramics made from sea silt
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