실제 공간보다 훨씬 큰 3D프린팅 하우스 VIDEO: 3D PRINTED HOUSE IS MORE THAN JUST A LIVING SPACE

3D PRINTED HOUSE IS MORE THAN JUST A LIVING SPACE

$4,000 home proves additive manufacturing processes can economically create esthetically desirable residences

March 30, 2018

A five-room house was printed by the University of Nantes in France using a patented 3D printing method called BatiPrint3D - the result looks like a place that could easily be called Home.

실제 공간보다 훨씬 큰 3D프린팅 하우스

이 하우스에는 

실내 공기질 온습도 자재들을 관리하기 위한 시스템과 센서들이 

설치될 예정이다.

다른 하우스와는 달리 BatiPrint3D 로보틱 건설프로세스는 

3개 층 재료로 구성되어 있는데

하나는 거품같은 재료의  거푸집 층과 단열층 그리고 구조층으로 

3D로 프린트된 콘크리트 혼합물로 구성되어 있다.

황기철 콘페이퍼 에디터 큐레이터

Ki Chul Hwang, conpaper editor, curator

The 3D printed housing project is called Yhnova. This 'smart house' will be equipped with a range of sensors and monitoring systems to keep track of the home’s air quality, humidity, temperature, and condition of the 3D printed materials.

Unlike other housing prototypes, the BatiPrint3D robotic process deposits three layers of material to construct the home: one formwork layer made of a foam-like material, an insulating layer, and a structuring layer made from a special 3D printable concrete mixture.

The Yhnova house project's goal are to demonstrate how additive technology can quickly produce desirable housing solutions at an affordable cost. The BatiPrint3D robotic process in particular is well suited for building in areas where traditional construction methods were either too expensive or physically difficult.

On April 7, visitors are invited to tour the Yhnova to see the impressive 3D printed building in person. In June, the first residents will be given the keys to the 3D printed house. According to the University of Nantes, a family will be selected to live there based on the established social housing criteria.

Yhnova is the product of a collaboration between the University of Nantes in France, Bouygues Construction, Lafarge Holcim, the Nantes Métropole Habitat organization, and TICA architectes & urbanistes.

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