#dus architects

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La MiniVivienda Impresa en 3D

Esta iniciativa de DUS Architects fue provocada por la necesidad de viviendas estables en caso de catástrofes y de fácil construcción, la inventiva de este grupo ofrece edificaciones completamente impresas en 3D. Esto conlleva una revolución de la arquitectura, sin embargo este no ofrece una vivienda estable y permanente, ya que tan solo se trata de una edificación temporal en entornos urbanos. El grupo holandés creo el edificio con una impresora 3D peculiar de mas de 3 metros, la KamerMaker. Estas estructuras estan conformadas por un bio-plástico, qeu consiste en un material el cual a dejar de ser necesario este puede ser destruido y reutilizado. La vivienda no supera los 8 metros cuadrados, compuesta por un sistema aislante. Tan solo consta de una habitación en la que se desarrollan todos las actividades de la vivienda.

http://impresora3dprinter.com/la-solucion-tras-las-catastrofes-la-minivivienda-impresa-en-3d/2016/09/09/

http://imprimalia3d.com/noticias/2016/09/03/007083/minivivienda-impresa-3d

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Dutch firm DUS Architects 3-D prints a cabin using recyclable bioplastic

Dutch firm DUS Architects 3-D prints a cabin using recyclable bioplastic

In 2014, DUS Architects, an Amsterdam-based architecture firm that focuses on what it calls, “public architecture,” began researching a 3-D printedCanal House that’d be situated along the Buiksloter canal in an industrial area in Amsterdam. Two weeks ago, it unveiled a micro version of the Canal House called the Urban Cabin on the site. Although the Canal House will have 13 rooms, the Urban Cabin…

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DUS Architectsによるバイオプラスチックを3Dプリントして作られたアムステルダムの小さなゲストハウス (dezeen) DUS Architects builds 3D-printed micro home in Amsterdam (dezeen)

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DUS Architects, Mobile Hosting Venue for the EU Presidency, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 2016

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“And then you just press print”: A night with DUS Architects

The Azrieli School of Architecture & Urbanism’s annual Forum Lecture Series commenced earlier this week with the first lecture of the 2014-2015 season being presented by Hedwig Heinsman, founding principal of DUS Architects.

The firm, which is based in Amsterdam, designs at a wide range of scales – from coffee mugs to urban design strategies – but focuses most greatly on what they call “public architecture” and the concept of “local design with a global attitude”. This has led them to create a 19-point declaration, dubbed the “Momentary Manifesto for Public Architecture”, and which includes aims such as ‘use new old materials’, ‘mind the details’, ‘be personal’, and ‘abstain from authorship’. (continue reading)

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Plans To 3D Print An Entire House Unveiled

The design team will use a gigantic printer called the KamerMaker to print a canal house right on-site. DUS Architects plans to print the façade and the first room by the end of 2013, putting them on track to producing the world's first 3D-printed house. 

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Architects in Amsterdam believe 3D-printing is the future of home building. They're printing, piece by piece, a 5-story tall canal house to prove it. My video for the Wall Street Journal.