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- 3D print on stretch fabricLABELEDBY. is a research and technological development studio, based in Eindhoven, the Netherlands, focusing on the possibilities of new techniques as 3D printing in combination with textile. By 3D printing on textile, the fabric's shape becomes permanent.
- 3D Printed Recycled Custom FaçadeAectual produced a custom 3D printed façade for the BOSS store at İstinye Park in Istanbul, designed in collaboration with Ippolito Fleitz Group. The 73 m² façade consists of 136 individually printed elements made from recycled post-industrial polypropylene.
- Lace 3D print on tulleace is a delicate fabric made of white yarns in an open structure. Labeledby tried to mimic this authentic look of lace, using a digital manufacturing technique: 3D printing. White tulle was used as base and 3D printed with a white filament on top of it. Labledby digitalised a lace pattern and printed this 2D pattern on top of the tulle. They used a semi flexible filament because they wanted to mimic the look but also the feel of lace; non stretchable but not too rigid as well.
- 3D Printed LimestoneGlobigerina limestone has shaped Malta’s landscape and architecture for millennia, valued for its local availability, thermal mass, and cultural significance. Ambitious reimagines recycled limestone waste through 3D printing, transforming this ancient stone into a granular, programmable material shaped by digital deposition rather than carving.
- 3D printed EarthIn this research project, the material is enhanced by the digital fabrication of 3D printing, giving earth an unprecedented freedom of form. Settings, processes, and properties are explored in numerous experiments. Unlike many other printed clay materials, this one remains unfired, allowing it to stay transformable.
- 3D 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.
- 3D 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.
- 3D 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.
- 3D Printed Urban Ceramics 4D TileThe 4D Tile is an innovative 3D printed ceramic tile conceived as a 4D building element, designed to interact over time with water, climate, and living nature. Measuring 8x8 cm and crafted in durable stoneware ceramic, its sculptural geometry is engineered to capture rain and retain ambient moisture, creating ideal conditions for local moss to thrive.
- Bio-receptive 3D printed ceramicsThis material merges traditional craftsmanship with advanced technology, using natural, recyclable clay and living moss to create sustainable, functional, and visually captivating surfaces. The process begins with 3D printing, powered by parametric design, which enables the creation of intricate, customized geometries that would be impossible to produce through traditional methods.
- 3D Printing Eggshell BioceramicBioceramic made from eggshell combined with sustainable aggregates such as xanatana gum and water, resulting in a new materiality, which seeks to reduce food waste and generate new opportunities as a building material. This material does not require burning, it hardens at room temperature (20º to 25º C) in a maximum time of 2 to 3 days.
- 3D printed concreteVertico develops full concrete printing solutions, both with and without accelerated mix at the nozzle. They can provide quotes and details for these setups on request. Different robot configurations are possible - from the smallest EVA to the full track BETA solution.
- 2.5D printThis technique, in which a thin layer of solidified ink is printed, allows for a texture to be printed onto a flat substrate. Basically, the 2,5D print technique consists of multiple layers of ink, up to 10mm thick, which are printed on various flat and rigid surfaces. This collection is produced with Océ High Resolution print technology.
- 3D printed customised compositesFiberneering is a manufacturer of 3D printed fibre reinforced composite parts. They create customised strong and lightweight products in almost any shape. The company offers freedom in design, and possibilities for structural applications as well as prototypes. Fully functional carbon or glass fibre reinforced parts can be produced in almost any shape or form.
- DEEP 3D WallpaperWhether you use the 3D glasses or not, this wallpaper always has a dynamic effect. In partnership with Pratt Institute, twenty2 created DEEP, a curated collection of lush 3D wallpapers. DEEP is printed with eco-friendly, water-based inks on high-quality, heavy-weight paper, grasscloth or PVC-free non-woven backgrounds. This wallpaper is available in 54” widths with a 36” repeat.
- 3D stretchIt feels like rubber, it stretches like rubber, and it is made of Lycra. This version has 3D structure that makes it very tactile and edgy. Eclipse in Australia makes the most versatile textiles based on Lycra you have ever seen. Lycra or elastane is a synthetic fibre known for its exceptional elasticity. It is stronger and more durable than natural rubber.
- Renolit 3DRenolit 3D films are supplied as decorative surfaces for lamination to machined fibreboard (MDF) using a thermoforming press. Covaren is one of the 3D pvc film collections. The major woodgrain species are available in a range of different shades, tones and wood types: oak, beech, maple and cherry, as well as exotic timbers and fruitwoods.
- 3D TextilesLauren’s Noodle Block range of lighting, cushions and interior cubes came from a fascination for the effects that can be created when a pattern is put into repeat. Each structure can be squashed and bounces back to its original form. These are products with great visual and tactile appeal.
- Special FilamentsThe ability to 3d print with various materials on your desktop 3d printer appears to be a very important aspect for many users. Therefore, Colorfabb ventured into the world of composites for 3d printing at home with materials such as woodFill, bronzeFill, copperFill and bambooFill.
- Buildmatterial 0.8Omlab has developed Buildmatterial 0.8, a super-circular cement-free building material from (e.g. sewage) waste. With Buildmatterial, the studio 3D printed examples of emission-free construction products and explores co-operation with the industry. The mixture consists of 98% circular and circular biobased raw materials from sewage and drinking water treatment.
- RefilThis recycled PET filament is made from old PET bottles. It’s up to 90% recycled and is a premium quality recycled filament. The recycled PET filament prints really easy. It's strong, flexible and almost no warping during printing. Furthermore it's a very clean plastic, meaning that it's food contact acceptable (FCA) and you won't have any smell during printing.
- Rapid Manufactured TextilesFreedom of Creation (FOC) is specializing in design for Rapid Manufacturing. These techniques can be described as 3D printing techniques but instead of using ink and paper, 3D objects are being ‘printed’ by a laser.
- Novifil PLM20100% bio-sourced material (zero petrochemicals in the recipe), intended for 3D printing, with a PLA base loaded with Miscanthus plant fibres, grown and made in France. By modifying the wall thicknesses, it is possible to modify the transparency. The plant fibres bring a bright and naturally golden note, without adjuvant.
- Reprint Ceramics‘Reprint Ceramics’ is a series of 3D printed lamps, parametrically designed, made from recycled ceramics. It combines the 3D clay printing technique by Coudre Studio (Spain) with the methodology for re/upcycling discarded household ceramics by Hanneke de Leeuw (Netherlands).
