House Zero is ground zero for the emergence of entirely new design languages and architectural vernaculars that will use robotic construction to deliver the things we need most from our housing: comfort, beauty, dignity, sustainability, attainability, and hope.
One of the biggest problems in the housing market is the ability of construction workers to keep up with the demand. In a recent survey, they found that new construction homes fell short by 370,000 homes.
Project: 3D-Printed Tram Stop Studio: So Concrete Location: Výstaviště tram stop, Prague, Czech Republic Completion year 2022 Gross Floor Area: 20 m² Photographer: Tomáš Hejzlar The first tram stop in the Czech Republic made of UHPC concrete manufactured using robotic 3D printing. Description The innovative Czech company So Concrete, which is successfully developing the field
3D printing has been around for many years but has only recently become popular in the construction industry. There are many advantages to using 3D printing in construction: it is faster and cheaper and plays a significant role in constructing various artistic elements for buildings.
