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CIOB launches £10k award in memory of inspirational built environment professional - Vimarsana News

CIOB launches £10k award in memory of inspirational built environment professional

The legacy of a respected built environment professional will live on thanks to a new Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) award. Paul Dockerill had an immense passion for building safety, skills development, and improving fire safety in the UK up until his tragic and untimely death in November 20

Product watch: introducing Earth Collection from Red Dog Glass Design • Hotel Designs - Vimarsana News

Product watch: introducing Earth Collection from Red Dog Glass Design • Hotel Designs

Red Dog Glass Design a luxury design house specialising in glass panels has looked to the natural world for its new Earth Collection...

The World Beat Music Fest - Vimarsana News

The World Beat Music Fest

The World Beat Music Fest Local world beat bands, Local vendors, Free event. 2pm Chris Otto; 2:30 pm Rusty Nail; 3:30 pm Casting Runes; 4:00 pm Final Veil; 5:00 pm Third Millennium World’s Fair; 5:30 pm Raw Earth ; 6:30 pm JAB; 7:00 pm Prasonga; 8:00 pm Mobile Alien Research Unit; 9:00 pm Peacelords

First 3D-printed house made of raw earth built in Italy - Vimarsana News

First 3D-printed house made of raw earth built in Italy

The first 3D-printed house made of fully natural and recyclable raw earth was built in Massa Lombarda in Ravenna, Italy. It was a collaboration between Mario Cucinella Architects (MC A) and WASP, [...]

Round Houses of Raw Earth: 3D Printing Sustainable Homes in 200 Hours - Vimarsana News

Round Houses of Raw Earth: 3D Printing Sustainable Homes in 200 Hours

TECLA, 3D Printed Habitat by WASP and Mario Cucinella Architects. Image Cortesía de WASP The TECLA project, in particular, required 200 hours of printing, 7,000 machine codes (G code), 350 layers of 12 mm, 150 km of extrusion, 60 cubic meters of raw earth, and an average consumption of less than 6 kW. Inspired by the potter wasp, the prototype lays the foundations for the future creation of increasingly efficient and massive sustainable habitats, representing, according to Mario Cucinella, "a paradigm shift in the field of architecture, meeting the needs of people and finding an answer for t...