robotically 3D printed earth bricks wrap multispecies habitat around olive tree

robotically 3D printed earth bricks wrap multispecies habitat around olive tree

178 3D printed earth bricks form porous habitat around olive tree BUSTAN, meaning ‘orchard,’ is a full-scale earthen pavilion developed by the Material Topology Research Lab (MTRL) at the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology and Weizmann Tree Lab for The Circle exhibition at Design Museum Holon. Built from 178 robotically 3D printed earth bricks, the structure is organized around a living olive tree, treated as…

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