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Lindo lugar

soft color palette…

Finefood by Note Design Studio [(http://www.contemporist.com)]

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Полупрозрачный дом в городе Хиросима

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Uncino Collection 2014 | Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec

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Car

Peugeot Exalt Concept Design Story

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Desk

The private desk by Theresa Arns

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Shelfs

Stick System / MENU

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100 Exclusive Brands Index by Mica Martino

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Furniture

Galleria modular seating system designed by Pearson Lloyd for Tacchini / 2014.

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Lake Rotsee Refuge by AFGH

A method using pressure, heat and acetic acid reduces the ability of absorbing water, making the wood dimensionally stable and extremely durable.

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Packaging 

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Car

How R5 inspired New Twingo | Source

2014 | Renault Twingo (III-Series)

1982 | Renault R5 Alpine Turbo

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Restorant

Neghelli Branding.

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Wanderlust by Jakob+MacFarlane

Located adjacent the well-known Les Docks serpentine building. Done in the same design language.

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Nail salon

kolmio+LIM nail salon | yusuke seki

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Ceramic tiles

Surprising Geometric Patterns Displayed by Core Deco Tile Collection

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3D printing with a robotic arm?

In the video above, a robotic arm is used to extrude molten plastic and produce furniture. Just like 3D printing with a robotic arm right, so what?

Well this is where it gets interesting; the material used (plastic granules) is made of waste from the production process of another of designer Dirk Vander’s products. These granules are then melted and extruded as they are printed.

If applied to the world of consumer 3D printing, this means that failed prints or waste material could be reused very easily. 

As for the designers claims that its quick, well of course its going to be quick with a 10 mm layer height.

Source: Dezeen

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