3D-printed houses are built layer by layer using industrial-grade printers. Construction time ranges from 24 hours to three weeks. Printers use thermal extraction and concrete drying processes. Human oversight required for second-fix installations
Footbridge is a pedestrian-only structure connecting two points above ground. Can range from stepping stones to elaborate steel structures. Includes types like beam bridges, boardwalks, clapper bridges, and suspension bridges
Located in Barcelona's 22nd district near Parc Barcelona Media. Designed as public forum for IT companies and communication sector. Building evolves from industrial to digital architecture
Originated in 16th century Europe as street-lined attached housing. Spread rapidly in England during Industrial Revolution. First fashionable examples appeared in London's Grosvenor Square
3D printing enables fast production of 600-800-square-foot homes in 24 hours. Technology reduces material waste by using precise amounts of material. Construction costs are about 20% cheaper than traditional methods. 3D printing allows for innovative design and customization of structures
The Edge is a 40,000 m² office building in Amsterdam's Zuidas district. Completed in 2015, it features a 15-storey atrium. The client sought a building setting new standards in sustainability and technology