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A prototypical mighty buildings home, a single-story adu
Up And At 'Em

Mighty Buildings is 3D printing prefabricated accessory dwelling units

photo of a 3D printed concrete building
Not Related to the Anime

‘One-piece’ home completed in Belgium using Europe’s largest fixed concrete printer

Looking at Ashen Cabin, concrete on the bottom and slivered wood facade up top
Slice N' Dice

HANNAH’s Ashen Cabin turns waste into structure through robotics

3D printing a visor component for a DIY face shield
A Call to Arms

Operation PPE creates 3D-printed equipment for the COVID-19 front lines

Image of a dog within the Fetch House
Stop Trying to Make Fetch Happen

This 3D-printed doghouse can hold up to 1,000 tennis balls

Floating An Idea

MIT’s visiting artist envisions floating, 3D-printed sculptures lighter than air

Photo of 3D-printed homes lined up in a row from ICON
Instant Icons

3D-printed houses completed for Austin’s homeless population

interior with skylight and furniture of a striated dome house
Down to Earth

Home 3D printed from locally sourced clay takes shape in Italy

A tall building with a sweepiing facade made of interlocking white Ts, designed by Morphosis. The building continues at a lower height as a undulating gray roof with some irregular fenestration.
Processing power

Morphosis’s Kerenza Harris talks tech and integration

Renderings of thatched huts on a beach
A Line in the Sand

Kisawa Sanctuary will be a 740-acre resort 3D-printed with local sand and seawater

A curving concrete facade with thin, tall windows that was 3D-printed by Apis Cor
Scaled Up

Apis Cor claims to have created the largest on-site 3D-printed building

A top-down view of a white plastic tile with a 3D map of a city.
Watertight

Boston architects come together to make a 3D-printable map of the city

Four 3D-printed blocks, two gray stacked, the top with a dent, at right a gray block with a dent over a broken yellow block. These demonstrate the structures of Tubulanes
Honey I shrunk the building!

3D printing nano-tech inspired forms could lead to stronger, lighter buildings

A person stands under an elliptical skeleton of hexagons that are glowing purple, designed by Jenny Sabin
Feeling Myself

Jenny Sabin’s installation for Microsoft responds to occupants’ emotions

A drone on a lawn in front of a miniature roof on the ground.
Safety First

University of Michigan researchers arm a drone with a nailgun

A large curbed wooden structure made of interwoven planks.
Steam Works

A steampunk pavilion combines analog and digital technology

White robot arms assembling a wood frame in an example of digital fabrication
Blinded me with Science

A new show at Cooper Union bridges architectural research and fabrication

A render of a pedestrian bridge stretching over a canal.
Plastic Pathways

A collaboration of Dutch companies wants to 3D print an entire pedestrian bridge

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