Category: Modern Building Technologies

National – The Maine University has just presented an innovative new house design that could revolutionize the way we build houses across the country. On November 21, the Advanced Structures and Composites Center (ASCC) at the University of Biohome3d Vor-the first 3D printed house in the world, which was made exclusively from biological materials. This… Continue reading 3D printed organic oven: The future of the affordable, sustainable living space | News

The Sustainability Council campus organized a listening session on April 11, in which the group delivered an update for the campus community and heard feedback from the spectators. Sustainability project tactualizations The Council provided updates of the following: Vice -Chancellor for Sustainability Andrew Mayock joined the listening session via Zoom to imagine, where he recognized… Continue reading Sustainability Council offers project tactualizations, hears public comments | Cu Boulder today

This week there was many news on the additive manufacturing market! And we will start with the progress of a project that we reported a few weeks ago: In Japan, the 3D -printed structure, which is used as protection in a train station, ended! The teams spent six hours together to put together the various… Continue reading #3Dexpress: The 3D printed train station in Japan is ready!

Infra.market, one of the fastest growing building materials platforms in India, has expanded its range of environmentally conscious construction products and increased its commitment to sustainable development. With the eye on global best practices and a strong focus on innovation, the company would like to integrate sustainability in the construction chain in the construction and… Continue reading Infra.market extends the sustainable building material portfolio | Machine manufacturer – Latest manufacturing messages | Indian manufacturing messages – the latest manufacturing messages | Indian production messages

Virtus Data Centers (Virtus) is a trustworthy global provider in the data center industry and the leading company Britain, which is committed to providing reliable, resistant and responsible digital infrastructure for our customers. As part of St Telemedia Global Data Centers (STT GDC) Virtus Europe is the home of the cloud in London and in… Continue reading The alliance that make the net zero computing centers reality

By Brinda Patel Staff author Japan was the first country to build a 3D-printed train station on March 26 when a new version of the Hatsushima station in Arida, Japan, was created in less than six hours. The new 3D-printed station replaced an aging wood structure and was put together with pre-printed parts, which were… Continue reading Japan builds a 3D -printed train station in 6 hours

For some people, Pele Juju is a core memory. The All-Women World Beat-Band, based in Santa Cruz, created an enormous basis and national supporters in the late 80s and early 90s. When the band appeared, toured and played big festivals, including Reggae on the River, the Los Angeles Street scene and the Winnipeg Folk Festival,… Continue reading Sustainable straw | Good times

Photo credits: University of Washington A research group at the University of Washington creates innovative 3D printed materials that are designed for use in areas such as medicine, engineering and construction and focus strongly on ecological sustainability. Under the direction of Alshakim Nelson, Professor of Chemistry and Fellow of the Nist Faculty, the team focuses… Continue reading Researchers at the University of Washington develop sustainable 3D printed materials

Winthrop Center, Boston Boston-Jll announced that the McKinsey office in Boston Leed Platinum and Fitwel 1-star certificate has received two of the world's leading standards that recognize sustainable building practices that are designed to optimize environmental management and support health. JLL Project and Development Services (PDS) helped McKinsey's vision in Winthrop Center, the world's largest… Continue reading McKinsey's office in Boston among ten LEED -certified projects in the world

Industrialized nations lose about 3% of GDP every year due to problems related to material corrosion and deterioration. In particular, damage to concrete structures and infrastructures that range from small cracks to fully powerful failures can lead to serious disorders, and repairs can cause considerable costs. But what if damaged concrete had the ability to… Continue reading Self -healing materials to build on the success in the construction industry