New Directions of 3D Printed Earth Architecture (2023-10)¶
Contribution - Shell and Spatial Structures, pp. 559-568
Abstract
The aim ofthe research is to identify newimplementation strategies for earth constructions using additive manufacturing techniques. The preliminary part of the study was about the analysis of traditional earth constructions in Abruzzo (Chieti province) with a reflection about coverage systems weaknesses. To provide a coverage issue solution, Nubian vault construction principles were rediscovered by the author. As a result, a massive organism completely made of earth has been designed: it is a 3D printed rural lamione and the application of it in widespread rural areas represents a museal complex itself. The study concludeswith reflections about digital fabrication opportunities in the COVID and post-COVID era.
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3 References
- Carneau Paul, Mesnil Romain, Roussel Nicolas, Baverel Olivier (2020-04)
Additive Manufacturing of Cantilever:
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Automated Construction by Contour Crafting:
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Exploratory Investigation of Solid Freeform Construction
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BibTeX
@inproceedings{pari.2024.NDo3PEA,
author = "Nicola Parisi",
title = "New Directions of 3D Printed Earth Architecture",
doi = "10.1007/978-3-031-44328-2_58",
year = "2024",
volume = "437",
pages = "559--568",
booktitle = "Shell and Spatial Structures",
editor = "Stefano Gabriele and Amedeo Manuello Bertetto and Francesco Marmo and Andrea Micheletti",
}
Formatted Citation
N. Parisi, “New Directions of 3D Printed Earth Architecture”, in Shell and Spatial Structures, 2024, vol. 437, pp. 559–568. doi: 10.1007/978-3-031-44328-2_58.
Parisi, Nicola. “New Directions of 3D Printed Earth Architecture”. In Shell and Spatial Structures, edited by Stefano Gabriele, Amedeo Manuello Bertetto, Francesco Marmo, and Andrea Micheletti, 437:559–68, 2024. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-44328-2_58.