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Canal House 3D Print in Amsterdam

Amsterdam Canal House Built With 3-D Printer

Hundreds of years after wealthy merchants began building the tall, narrow brick houses that have come to define Amsterdam's skyline, Dutch architects are updating the process for the 21st century: fabricating pieces of a canal house out of plastic with a giant 3-D printer and slotting them together like oversized Lego blocks. Rather, it is to discover and share the potential uses of 3-D printing in construction by creating new materials, trying out designs and testing building techniques to see what works.

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Overlooking the Keizersgracht Canal in the centre of Amsterdam


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Printing 3D houses in the Netherlands

Coming to a neighbourhood near you - a house built using 3D printing. Architects in Amsterdam are using this latest technology to build a full-sized home. Al Jazeera's Nadim Baba reports from Amsterdam.

DUS Architects builds 3D-printed micro home in Amsterdam

Dutch studio DUS Architects has 3D printed an eight-square-metre cabin and accompanying bathtub in Amsterdam, and is now inviting guests to stay overnight (+ slideshow).

DUS Architects used sustainable bio-plastic to create the 3D Print Urban Cabin, which is intended to demonstrate how additive manufacturing can offer solutions for temporary housing or disaster relief.

When the cabin is no longer needed, it can be destroyed and almost all the materials can be reused.

The building is a research into compact and sustainable dwelling solutions in urban environments, said the team.

3D printing techniques can be used particularly well for small temporary dwellings or in disaster areas, they said.

After use, the bio print material can be shredded entirely and re-printed into new designs.

The Amsterdam-based architecture studio is currently in the final stages of a project to build a full-size 3D-printed canal house. This smaller project offers an insight into what that structure will look like

A window punctures one end, while the other integrates both an entrance and a stepped porch seating area. Its walls are patterned with angular protrusions that create a three-dimensional surface, giving the building extra structural stability.

All of these surfaces are black, thanks to the bio-based 3D-printing filament – a product with linseed oil as its main component, which the architects have been developing with major consumer manufacturing company Henkel.

A small amount of concrete was also used, to provide a durable flooring surface. It infills a patterned grid, which extends out from the cabin to form a pebbled pathway across a small garden.

Entirely 3D printed with black coloured bio-based material, it showcases different types of facade ornament, form-optimisation techniques, and smart solutions for insulation and material consumption, said the team.

DUS Architects builds 3D-printed micro home in Amsterdam

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A canal house in Amsterdam by Piet-Jan van den Kommer. Video by InDizajn s Mirjanom Mikulec.
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Netherlands to build world's first commercial 3D printed houses

Five houses will be 3D printed in Meerhoven, a residential area of Eindhoven in the Netherlands. The homes will be made to different sizes, specifications and look like large boulders. To complete the printing, developers created stable shape concrete, and injected wire reinforcements into each layer, making the final structure safe and sturdy. The project is the world's first commercial housing initiative to use 3D printed concrete.

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Angels Canal House in Amsterdam

This recently renovated original canal house combined with a studio is situated in the Canal Belt and lies between the Herengracht and the Singel, two of the most central canals in Amsterdam. Experience an exquisite blend of seventeenth century Amsterdam and a light modern style in this wonderful house.

The 100m2 apartment covers the whole building and counts four floors. It is fully furnished in a mixture between the warm classic style of seventeenth century Amsterdam and a light modern style. It has three small, but cosy bedrooms with the original wooden ceilings and two bathrooms.

The seventeenth century style does mean that the stairs are quite steep and narrow, but walking up those tiny stairs is a completely Dutch experience in itself. Please be aware that the height on the second floor is only 1.85 cm! So be careful not to bump your head!

24 Hours North Amsterdam- 3D Bridge & 3D Theater

New Amsterdam Travel Video- Four times a year Amsterdam puts on a weekend full of events, each time focusing on a particular area of the city. This time we visit 24 Hours Noord in Amsterdam North, which is a hip, upcoming area which includes the popular NDSM Werf. Inexpensive rents and empty warehouses attracted artists and innovative start-ups and the area became a creative hotspot. Noni from Amsterdam Curated shows you the MX3D Lab, who is building the world's first 3D printed metal bridge; Pips Lab, an experimental theatre company that invents and incorporates various technologies in their performances; and a Coptic Church.

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3D printing: first 3D-printed steel bridge to be built over Amsterdam canal - TomoNews

AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS — Dutch startup company MX3D has announced plans to build the world's first 3-D printed bridge across an Amsterdam canal. The company hopes the technique could become standard on future construction projects.

The company has invented robotic printers that weld steel structures using 3-D technology. The process involves robotic arm printers walking across the canal as it slides along the bridge's edges, allowing the structure that has already been printed to support the weight of the robots.

The robotic arms work by heating metal to 1,500 degrees Celsius (around 2,700 degrees Fahrenheit) and welding the structure drop-by-drop, according to MX3D. A computer program plots the design of the structure.

Company representatives hope the bridge in Amsterdam will pave the way for using the same technique on construction sites, especially those involving dangerous processes such as construction on high buildings.

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3D PRINTED CANAL HOUSE

The Kamermaker has started printing a Dutch Canal House! The first section is finished. This will give you a unique tour, allowing you to even see the inside of this huge 3D printer.
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3D Printed House is Being Built in Amsterdam

The world's first 3D printed house is being built in Amsterdam. This is significant because it could eliminate the pollution of the building industry by replacing it with the 3D printing method, which involves zero waste. President Obama even visited the model of the house on his recent visit to the Netherlands, and Lissette Padilla and Mark Sovel discuss how this technology could revolutionize city planning here on the Lip News.





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Prepare to have your mind blown as bridge is 3D-printed over Dutch canal

The inventors of the world’s first 3D-printed bridge release a video showing the bridge being built in real time. Sean Dowling (@seandowlingtv) has the video you have to see to believe!

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Amsterdam Canal House Street View

A 20 minute video of the view from the entry of a canal house on the Singel in Amsterdam, showing the canal, pedestrian and street traffic. Check out the bicyclist pulling a carry-on bag by its rollers down the cobblestone street.

Dutch Startup Plans First 3D Printed Steel Bridge Over Amsterdam Canal

A Dutch startup has unveiled plans to build the world’s first 3D-printed bridge across an Amsterdam canal. It will be the first use of a technique that could become standard on future construction sites. Engineering startup company MX3D said in a statement that the company will use robotic printers “that can ‘draw’ steel structures in 3D to print a pedestrian bridge over water in the center of Amsterdam. The company hopes to kick off the project by September. Amsterdam is world-famous for its seemingly countless canals and bridges.




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World's first 3D-printed bridge to be created over an Amsterdam canal

AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS — Dutch startup company MX3D has announced plans to build the world's first 3-D printed bridge across an Amsterdam canal. The company hopes the technique could become standard on future construction projects.

The company has invented robotic printers that weld steel structures using 3-D technology. The process involves robotic arm printers walking across the canal as it slides along the bridge's edges, allowing the structure that has already been printed to support the weight of the robots.

The robotic arms work by heating metal to 1,500 degrees Celsius (around 2,700 degrees Fahrenheit) and welding the structure drop-by-drop, according to MX3D. A computer program plots the design of the structure.

Company representatives hope the bridge in Amsterdam will pave the way for using the same technique on construction sites, especially those involving dangerous processes such as construction on high buildings.
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