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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.
30 Sept 2026
Robotic 3D Printing System Reuses Shredded Plastic Waste
30 Sept 2026
Digital Tool Maps Materials Stored in Existing Buildings
29 Sept 2026
3D Printed Curved Homes Shape Desert Development In Texas
28 Sept 2026
Heat-Fused Textile Waste Becomes Porous Building Material
Circular
28 Sept 2026
3D Printing With Ice Creates Self-Supporting Structures
Material Futures
16 Sept 2026
3D Concrete Printing Reduces Material Use In Structural Components
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
Aalborg Portland BelgiumBrussel, 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
EkonBorn, Netherlands
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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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