The ProtoHouse project was initially developed by Softkill Design, in the Architectural Association School‘s Design Research Lab within the ‘behavioral matter’ studio of Robert Stuart-Smith. It investigated the architectural potential of the latest Selective Laser Sintering technologies, testing the boundaries of large scale 3D printing by designing with computer algorithms that micro-organize the printed material itself. Softkill is now announcing plans for the first actually printed plastic dwelling, which would be assembled in one day.
http://www.evolo.us/architecture/protohouse-2-0-first-3d-printed-dwelling-by-softkill-design-london/
http://www.evolo.us/architecture/protohouse-2-0-first-3d-printed-dwelling-by-softkill-design-london/
