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- Chris from NewsLook
- May 8, 2012
- 8:30 am
- 76 comments
Danish architects, in collaboration with Facit Homes in London, are building a digitally-fabricated house printed from a computer file – a new concept they say minimizes waste and simplifies the building process.
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76 comments
+ add your ownThank You for the video of this new concept Chris. This is such a fantastic way of building, with no waste. Would it not be great to be able to build some of these for people who have suffered from all the natural disasters lately.
Caught this technological-construction invention on the news the other night; made me think that our ability to provide individual homes (and shelters) could be simple in the future,... [and if our conscience works to the betterment of the world, more economical!)
Getting the whole world to live by higher standards, will help each of us to live better lives individually as well as collectively~
interesting
looks like a cheaper way to own a home but its sad a machein is taking all those jobs away from people.
Looks great :-) Thanks for posting!!
More encouragement away from concrete and brick to wood for any structure today is to be applauded.
Great idea--thanks.
Good. Thanks.
Awesome!
This is a very interesting concept I have never heard of!
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