KaschKasch and Villeroy & Boch develop 3D-printed recycled ceramic material for basins
By
Dezeen staff
An everything bagel for the brain. Substantive, layered, well-seasoned.
Summary
German design duo KaschKasch collaborated with Villeroy & Boch to create Antao 3D, a recycled ceramic material designed for 3D-printed basins. The material combines contemporary technological advances with traditional craftsmanship, featuring a ribbed structure achieved through layer-by-layer 3D printing. It is described as "technically precise and materially imperfect," representing an evolution in ceramics.
Key quotes
· 1 pulledtechnically precise and materially imperfect
You might also wanna read
Research Paper Proposes 3D-Printed Robot for Automated Kitchen Waste Recycling
A research paper proposes a multifunctional "3D robot" designed for kitchen waste recycling. The robot can sort, shred, dry, and compact foo
Advanced Applications of 3D Printing Vase Mode: Beyond Decorative Objects
This technical article explores advanced applications of 3D printing's vase mode beyond its conventional uses. The author compiles scattered
vorpal.se·6mo ago
How the Circular Economy Can Revolutionize Construction by Eliminating Demolition Waste
The article explores the concept of the circular economy in construction, highlighting how buildings and their materials can be recycled or
theconversation.com·10mo ago
DIY Clay PCB Tutorial: Making Circuit Boards with Porcelain and Wild Clay
This tutorial explores making printed circuit boards (PCBs) using clay and ceramics, specifically porcelain, as a sustainable and insulating
feministhackerspaces.cargo.site·1mo ago