During Milan Design Week, WASP’s 3D printing site will showcase its technologies in action, demonstrating the restoration works in progress. WASP’s architectural 3D Crane printer will manufacture multifunctional wall modules, while another experimental printer model will print directly from within the tunnel walls, introducing a new approach to architectural 3D printing. Additionally, a clay 3D printing farm will be utilized for constructing architectural elements, including a parametric brick wall composed of uniquely designed pieces. The project also includes a construction concept called Future Frames, aiming to minimize material-intensive production through a partnership between Muthesius University in Kiel and Studio Streev.
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