bricks? pah! work begins on world’s first 3d-printed house

Forget the bricks, tiles, wooden beams;
If you want to build a future house, all you need is a 3D printer and some vegetable oil.
Like these guys.
The first 3D building in the world
The printing plant in Amsterdam has opened, and even Barack Obama has spied around.
The construction company in charge of the innovativecanal house believes that 3D printing using natural materials is house-
Their company is leading to zero.
Waste revolution
The parts of the House are printed with KamerMaker or RoomBuilder, using hotmelt-a creature of 80
Base material for 75/centplant oil.
Before the entire room is combined into a structure, each of the 13 rooms in the House will be digitally assembled using computer coding.
According to the company: \"The structure is scripted, which creates its proper strength, but also produces decorations and allows new types of intelligent features, such as following the accuracy
Each printing room consists of several parts that are connected together as large Lego toyslike blocks.
In one element, both the exterior facade and the interior are printed at the same time.
Inside the 3D printing wall is spare parts connecting buildings, cables, pipes, wiring, etc.
In an interview, Hedwig Heinsman of Dus deutec said: \"The construction industry is one of the most polluted and efficient industries in the world.
With 3D printing, zero waste, reduced shipping costs, everything can be melted and recycled.
This will completely change the way we build our city.
\"It\'s just a start, but there may be unlimited possibilities-from printing functional solutions locally in slums and disaster areas to high
Upscale hotel rooms individually customized and printed with marble dust.
Including US President Barack Obama in Amsterdam last week, more than 2 thousand people have visited the site.
The project is expected to take three years.