荷兰团队打造整栋3D打印房屋

Architects in Amsterdam have started building what they say as Europe’s first full-scale 3D-printed house. They claim it’s a waste-free, ecofriendly way to design our cities in the future. Forget bricks, tiles and wooden beams. If you want to build a house in future, it may only requires the fresh plant oil or discarded plastic bags and a rather large 3D-printer. We've come to see what appears to be the ultimate do-it-yourself project. Inside a small courtyard in north Amsterdam lie the first skeletal structures--a black plastic facade and a few steps. These are the first tangible pieces according to the blueprint. Eventually, they will create a five-story canal house. So we are now inside the KamerMaker which translates as room builder. It’s built inside a huge shipping container. And this also means when they want to transport the technology to cities like Lagos or Mumbai, they can simply move it around and then use locally sourced material for the building products. And here we have at the latest part of the Amsterdam 3D house. This will be the roof balcony. And the architects say that this is the most sustainable technology for building the homes of the future.

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