Скачать или смотреть Architects reveal plans to build a house with a 3D printer

(27 May 2013)
Utrecht, Netherlands, February 9, 2013
1. Close full screen model of proposed 3D Landscape House
2. Close of architectural drawing of 3D house
3. Close of animated computer model of 3D house
4. Wide shot of the audience watching Enrico Dini, founder of the D-Shape company at the Material Experience architects convention
5. Close of architect Janjaap Ruijssenaars in the audience
6. Wide shot of Enrico Dini lecturing
San Francisco, US, February 6, 2013
7. Various of 3D printer in the process of making prosthetic leg from metal
Ithaca, US, February 21, 2013
8. Wide of rotating 3D scanner scanning student in darkened room
9. Tracking shot as laser scans woman's head
10. Computer monitor with 3D image of woman's head on it
11. Close of scanned 3D image of an ear on computer monitor being manipulated
12. Close of scanned image of ear on 3D printer screen
13. Close of print nozzle extruding live cell solution onto a glass plate in the shape of the ear
Amsterdam, Netherlands, April 2, 2013
14. Mid low view of Janjaap Ruijssenaars looking at a model of the 3D house
15. SOUNDBITE: (English), Janjaap Ruijssenaars, architect and founder, Universal Architecture
"With the 3D printing you can actually directly print the shape that you want without first having to make the mould . That's why is not only aesthetically it is an interesting technique, because you have actually density of printing that you can later see in the product, but it's also economically (better) because you save time and energy."
Pisa, Italy, January 2013
16. Various of large scale 3D printing in production at Enrico Dini's D-Shape company
17. Close of graphic animation of the 3D printing material
Utrecht, Netherlands, February 9, 2013
18. Mid shot of Janjaap Ruijssenaars and Enrico Dini talking to people at the architectural conference
19. SOUNDBITE: (English), Enrico Dini, founder, D-Shape 3D printing company
"My personal approach in 3D printing, of building construction is: using 3D printing as our start basis of making free form cages and from then move on with the traditional construction technique."
Amsterdam, Netherlands, April 2, 2013
20. Close up of paper twisted into the shape of the M�bius strip
19. SOUNDBITE: (English), Janjaap Ruijssenaars, architect and founder, Universal Architecture
"What is important is that we have discovered how to make the endless building, and what makes design fit for the beautiful landscape is that once you put that structure in the situation the entrance of the building goes underneath of the building so all landscape is continues and remains continues like it was before and the building itself is continues in itself. A part of this building beauty is that doesn't have any walls so just has a floor and ceiling and you can completely look trough so from many angles all will you see is a landscape in front and landscape behind the building."
Netherlands, Amsterdam, January 2013
20. Various of model of Landscape House
21. Close of animated computer image of Landscape House
Enschede, Netherlands, March 12, 2013
22. Close zoom out to wide of artist and mathematician Rinus Roelofs looking at his 3D printed sculptures at Twente University park
23. Various shots of Rinus Roelofs' 3D printed sculptures
24. SOUNDBITE: (English), Rinus Roelofs, sculptor and mathematician
"The most important is that you can make any shape you want. Doesn't matter how complex shape it is, you can build it. In my experience is that you get lots of extra freedom in thinking about designs when you can use 3D printing."
Amsterdam, Netherlands, April 2, 2013


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