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Architects Michael Hansmeyer and Benjamin Dillenburger have pulled off a three-dimensional printing feat to rival them all. As part of the project "Digital Grotesque," the duo 3D printed an entire room, creating a 16-square-meter cube adorned with unbelievable ornamentation that looks like it belongs in a futuristic cathedral.
"We aim to create an architecture that defies classification and reductionism," states the group's website. "Digital Grotesque is between chaos and order, both natural and the artificial, neither foreign nor familiar. Any references to nature or existing styles are not integrated into the design process, but are evoked only as associations in the eye of the beholder."
taoistguy
reply to post by ValentineWiggin
Nothing would change. The homeless would be banned from printing houses; they will only be allowed to print bad quality cardboard boxes.
You're making me nervous about my plan to give away the printers or sell them dirt cheap, then make a killing on the print cartridges.
PhoenixOD
taoistguy
reply to post by ValentineWiggin
Nothing would change. The homeless would be banned from printing houses; they will only be allowed to print bad quality cardboard boxes.
If someone could afford land and a giant 3d print its hardly unlikely they would be homeless in the firs place.