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  1. ArticleReplacing sand with glass waste in concrete 3D printingResearchers from NTU Singapore developed a method to use recycled glass in concrete 3D printing, for a more environmentally sustainable way of building and…
  2. Article3D printed foam elementsIn a project called FoamWorks, researchers at ETH Zürich explored how foam 3D printing can be used to produce unique shapes for functional stay-in-place…
  3. Article3D printed Tiny Bauhaus travels around EuropeIn honour of 100 years of Bauhaus, the Deutsche Zentrale für Tourismus (DZT) commissioned Dutch architectural firm DUS Architects to print a tiny house…
  4. ArticleMissed Milan Design Week? A 3D printed installation made of bioplasticCommissioned by COS, architectural firm Mamou-Mani designed a large scale 3D printed architectural installation made from bioplastic, which was on display during Milan Design…
  5. Article3D printing with fibre-reinforced iceStudents at the Technical University Eindhoven created the first 3D printed grid-shell from fibre-reinforced ice. A team at the TU Eindhoven has been researching…
  6. Article3D printing ceramics using water powerIn a work-in-process project called 360° Under Water, design studio OJEAM Studio created a 3D printer that prints ceramic containers, powered by a water…
  7. ArticleConnect: a chair 3D printed by handDrawing a chair might sound easy enough, as long as it’s on paper, but have you ever considered drawing one in 3D? Designer Jungsub…
  8. Article3D printed metamaterial shrinks when heatedAlmost all solid materials, be it steel, wood, or others, expand when heated. This can cause damages such as cracks, especially if they are…
  9. Article3D printing for lazy people: the salt dressNowadays, you can 3D print with many materials, including salt. For example, there is the ‘3D printed house 1.0’ by Emerging Objects, or the…
  10. Material3D Printed SurfaceThis textile is a normal mesh enhanced by a FDM (fused deposition modelling) 3D printer that prints a layer of flexible material onto the textile. This technique gives structure and rigidity to the textile where it is really required, for example, in the front part of a shoe or within the sole. This process can also be used create something more fashionable, like a woman's handbag.
  11. Article3D Print Your Vase to Help the PlanetLibero Rutilo, designer of DesignLibero Studio, has created an inspiring collection of design vases combining upcycling and 3D printing technology. The project gives a second chance…
  12. ArticleReFil: The Sustainable 3D Printing Material from Better Future FactoryA large number of currently available 3D printers make use of a plastic-based ink called ‘filament’. Makers use these filaments to 3D print products…
  13. ArticleSLEM 3D Printed Shoes at MX2016The 3D printed shoes worn by Dutch Education minister Jet Bussemaker on Prinsjesdag (Prince’s Day) 2015 were designed by Pauline van Dongen and Leonie…
  14. ArticleBeautiful 3D Printed Hermit Crab ShellsHermit crabs don’t grow their own shells. As a result, they need to continually search throughout their lives for new and ever larger shells…
  15. Article3D Printed Ceramic Walls Explore Low-Energy Urban CoolingResearchers at Graz University of Technology (TU Graz) have developed porous ceramic cubes that use evaporative cooling to reduce temperatures. Designed for indoor spaces…
  16. ArticleECHO Chair Uses Recycled Plastics in Large-Scale 3D PrintingZHA has collaborated with Spanish large-scale 3D printing company Nagami on the ECHO Chair, a furniture collection that combines computational design with additive manufacturing.…
  17. ArticleWAAM Metal 3D Printing Extends the Lifespan of Steel StructuresReplacing ageing steel bridges, industrial structures and support frameworks is often expensive, disruptive and material-intensive. Researchers at Empa are exploring how Wire Arc Additive…
  18. Material3D Printed ConcreteThis innovative 3D concrete printing technology is a digitally driven construction system that merges advanced material science with innovative fabrication to produce high-performance, low-waste architectural components and landscape products and furniture. The material is formulated to meet strict rheological requirements for layer-by-layer printing.
  19. ArticleAI-Driven 3D Printing Combines Personalisation With Structural StrengthGenerative AI has already transformed digital design, but its impact on physical products has so far remained limited. A new tool developed by researchers…
  20. ArticleETH Students Develop Multi-Metal 3D Printing BreakthroughStudents at ETH Zurich have developed a prototype 3D printing system capable of processing multiple metals at once. This new approach could dramatically reduce…
  21. Article3D Printed Concrete Innovation Captures CO₂ and Reduces Material UseResearchers at the University of Pennsylvania have developed a groundbreaking 3D printed concrete that not only reduces material usage but also actively captures carbon…
  22. Material3D Printing Clay facade bricksThe 3D printed facade bricks were developed using a custom clay mix composed of iron-rich clay, water, recycled ceramics, and filler materials. Designed with integrated pockets to host greenery and redirect rainwater, the bricks contribute to passive cooling and promote urban biodiversity.
  23. ArticleLarge-scale 3D printed porcelain vasesDutch designer Olivier van Herpt built a 3D printer capable of forming the thinnest porcelain to date on a large scale, which he used…
  24. ArticleA 3D printed chair made of leather wasteFrench design studio hors-studio, in collaboration with Emmanuel Hugnot, designed a 3D printed chair made of leather waste. Called Trosne, the modular chair can…