Living “Disney style”: here are the company's plans for new residential parks
Disney also launches into the residential sector: it will develop and manage entire neighborhoods to give residents 'new storyliving experiences'.
Geoship, the zero-emission geodesic domes withstand natural disasters
Ecological, essential and above all made to resist. Geodesic domes seem like the best solution for hosting the future.
A 3D printed “living ink” can give us self-healing buildings
Properly engineered bacterial cells have produced a 3D printable ink capable of organizing itself into a thousand structures.
The first 3D printed school opens in Malawi
The new methods seen in Malawi and reduced costs make residential 3D printing a must-have option for the planet.
A (now ex) homeless man becomes the first tenant of a 3D printed house
An American homeless man is the first person in the world to live in a 3D printed house. An era of sustainable construction is opening up.
How the construction site of the future is changing: the advent of robot construction
Are you expecting a robot for the construction site of the future? You will have a whole robot building. This is what moves in the world of brick.
How cities will change with the mobility of the future
The mobility of the future is combined through a sea of micro changes that will affect cities. Here is a list.
A team of scientists thinks we should live in mushroom houses
A speculative and provocative paper by a team of European academics explores the possibility of living in houses made of mushrooms. Living building.
The houses will have a “metallic skin” that changes shape with temperature
The University of Texas studies and combines new materials to coat buildings with intelligent metal skin capable of interacting with the environment.
A “living” concrete transforms bacteria into replicating bricks
A brick made of bacteria can replicate to eight bricks. Living cement can make construction more environmentally sustainable.
The buildings of the future? Flexible as clothes
What awaits us? Rolled up buildings, flexible houses, curvilinear structures or geometrically folded like origami. The future is made of "textile" buildings
This 3D printed neighborhood literally rises from nowhere
Each home will have an estimated cost of around $ 7000, and only households with an income of less than $ 200 a month will be able to purchase it.
Wasp: houses are printed in Massa Lombarda
Active in the field for years, and since 2012 with the WASP (World's Advanced Saving Project) project focused on ...
Self-repairing Biocement arrives: this is the construction of the future
Bacteria friends are able to restore cracks and flaking in concrete, a bit like healing a wound. Biocemento was born.
Bovine blood bricks
I make this premise for all those, including myself, who have turned up their noses at handling ...
