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What happens when a Porsche 911 stops worrying about staying low to the ground? Tangent Design Group has an answer. Lift it three inches, widen its stance, add chunky off-road tires, and turn one of Stuttgart’s most recognizable sports cars into something that looks ready to escape the city rather than attack a racetrack. Built…
There’s a moment when a technology stops being a proof of concept and starts being someone’s home. That moment arrived in Holstebro, Denmark, with the completion of Skovsporet — 36 student apartments built almost entirely by a robotic printer, making it one of the largest 3D-printed housing projects in the world. The project was commissioned…
I’ve assembled enough flat-pack furniture to know the drill by heart. You order a piece online, wait for a box the size of a refrigerator, then spend an afternoon matching pre-drilled holes to cryptic diagrams, using an Allen key that will inevitably strip before you finish. What you end up with is furniture designed by…
Every fabrication lab in the country is quietly accumulating a problem. Failed prints, test runs, leftover filament, the ghost of every prototype that didn’t make the cut. Most of it ends up in the bin. Architect Hyojin Kwon noticed this and, instead of moving on, asked a different question: what if all that discarded plastic…
ZHA has collaborated with Spanish design brand Nagami to create the Echo Chair, a 3D-printed seat made from recycled plastic waste. Formerly known as Zaha Hadid Architects, the studio developed the chair through parametric design and large-scale additive manufacturing. Its form is fluid and sculptural, with an arched backrest that extends towards the floor and…
Print a phone case, sure. Print a desk organizer, fine. But print a scooter, one with wheels, brakes, a motor, and enough structural gumption to carry an actual adult human being down a street, and you have crossed into a different category of insane entirely. Ivan Miranda crossed that line without blinking, treating a 3D…
What would it look like for a building material to behave more like a living organism? Rameshwari Jonnalagedda has been sitting with that question, and Minimal Matter is her answer in clay. Drawing on the mathematics of minimal surfaces, geometries that appear in soap films, leaf veins, and cellular membranes, she has developed a system…
Concrete is everywhere. It’s in the walls you’re staring at right now, the floors under your feet, the skyline you pass every morning on your commute. It’s the most widely used construction material in the world, and it’s also one of the most environmentally damaging ones we have. Cement production alone is responsible for roughly…
3D printing is redefining the language of future technology and design. Tech peripherals are evolving from standardized, mass-market products into sculpted forms. This transformation signals a tectonic shift – where precision fabrication meets individuality, and performance aligns seamlessly with form. For designers and conscious consumers alike, 3D printing enables precise ergonomics, material efficiency, and expressive…
Something significant happened in Bezannes, France — and the construction industry should be paying close attention. ViliaSprint², Europe’s largest 3D-printed apartment building, has been completed, and it arrives less as a proof of concept and more as a genuine blueprint for what housing could look like moving forward. Developed by Plurial Novilia, designed by HOBO…