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University of Texas explores the viability of 3D printing homes from cork and concrete in Alaska

Martial Y. - June 4, 2024

University of Texas at Arlington architecture Professor Shadi Nazarian is a member of an interdisciplinary team exploring the viability of 3D-printing homes in rural...

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University of Texas explores the viability of 3D printing homes from cork and concrete in Alaska