How close are we to the 3D printed house?
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Exploring current digital fabrication technologies - such as 3D printing and CNC cutting - and how close we are now to realising the digitally fabricated house, using WikiHouse as an example.
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- 2. DIGITALLY FABRICATION How close are we to the 3D printed house?
- 3. Why?
- 4. 5000% £272,000 £26,500 UK, 1971-2015 Source: ONS £5,600£2,000
- 6. JANE JACOBS ‘Cities have the capability of providing something for everybody, only because, and only when, they are created by everybody.’
- 7. JANE JACOBS ‘Cities have the capability of providing something for everybody, only because, and only when, they are created by everybody.’
- 8. JANE JACOBS ‘Cities have the capability of providing something for everybody, only because, and only when, they are created by everybody.’
- 10. THE OPEN WEB An open source design ecosystem with an R&D team of thousands, where no problem every needs to be solved twice. DISTRIBUTED, DIGITAL FABRICATION The factory of the future is everywhere. Designed globally, made locally. AUTOMATION & DEEP PARAMETRICS Taming complexity with labour saving algorithmic and parametric design. The end of one-size-fits-all. DATA FROM EVERYWHERE Better and more ubiquitous data from sensors and devices everywhere feeding into design and operation. THE THIRD INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION
- 12. 3D printing
- 13. CNC routing
- 14. Cost certainty High speed High precision Locally fabricatable Customisable Sustainable …
- 15. Print my house
- 16. WikiHouse
- 21. One size doesn’t have to fit all
- 25. SELF-ASSEMBLY
- 30. 3 BED HOUSE £100k 2 weeks to enclosure Within 5mm of the 3D model
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- 33. Team: Alastair Parvin, Lynton Pepper, 00 WINDOWS
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- 35. Team David Polson, ARUP MVHR
- 36. 300+ Projects As of September 2015
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- 39. CITIZEN LED
- 40. MARGINAL SITES
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