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

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the pavilion combines computational fabrication with dryland agricultural knowledge to create a porous structure that regulates shade, heat, airflow, and moisture while providing niches for plants, insects, birds, fungi, and other species. The post robotically 3D printed earth bricks wrap multispecies habitat around olive tree appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine .

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