Students Build a Suspended Bamboo Pavilion With 3D Printed Joints

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The Academy Bezalel students' bamboo project, in Jerusalem, is a proposal that approaches the construction in real scale and the experimentation with materials as an important driving force of architectural design.

The project, a suspended bamboo pavilion, can be reused with different configurations in different places with its joints made up of ropes and 3D printed pieces.

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Cite: ArchDaily Team. "Students Build a Suspended Bamboo Pavilion With 3D Printed Joints" [Estudiantes construyen pabellón de bambú suspendido con cuerdas y uniones impresas en 3D ] 16 Dec 2017. ArchDaily. (Trans. Franco, José Tomás) Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/884800/students-build-a-suspended-bamboo-pavilion-with-3d-printed-joints> ISSN 0719-8884

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比撒列艺术设计学院学生利用3D打印构件建造悬浮竹亭

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