The Vibe, Eindhoven The Vibe is based on the iconic shape of the city logo of Eindhoven. The public objects have therefore been given a nice, prominent place in Eindhoven’s city centre.
Slopestairs, A1 Apeldoorn-Twello Several new innovations were applied during the project. A 3D printed slope stair was of course indispensable in this regard.
3D printed bridges, North-Holland Three 3D printed bridges have been installed in cooperation with the Province of North Holland, BAM Infra Nederland and Witteveen+Bos.
Slopestairs Yerseke As part of the project ‘’Realisatie ontwikkeling haven Yerseke’’, two unique 3D printed slope stairs have been realized.
Bicycle bridge, Nijmegen The bridge is not only the longest, but also the largest concrete bridge in the world for which the architect had complete freedom.
Slopestairs, Amstelveen At the Ouderkerkerlaan in Amstelveen, four 3D-printed concrete slope stairs have been installed. We produced these stairs, using an innovative production process that creates many hollow spaces. This has resulted in reduced CO2 emissions.
Project Milestone, Eindhoven We proudly present the first of the five homes of ‘Project Milestone’ to the outside world. Unique is that the partners have realized a 3D printed house with their own design.
Bicycle bridge, Steenwijk The bridge is one of the first bicycle bridges in the world that has been fully printed using 3D-printing technology.
Slopestairs, Zwijndrecht Commissioned by Waterschap Hollandse Delta, GKB Machines B.V. has installed a slope stair at the pumping station on the Ringdijk in Zwijndrecht.
Water containing formwork, Driebergen Zeist In the outdoor space at Driebergen-Zeist, several elements in the factory were made with our concrete printer. The retaining wall of an outflow basin was also made with a 3D printer.
Slopestairs, de Poel ’s-Heer Abtskerke The slopestair is not only a practical addition for access, but is also a visual element that blends in with the natural environment. This shows the power of cooperation between innovative technology and respect for nature.
Burj al-Hamam, Floriade The 3D printed Burj al-Hamam pays tribute to the traditionally built pigeon towers in Qatar and is characterized by its special, architectural shape. At 12.1 meters it is the highest 3D printed tower in the world.
Perfect wave, Eindhoven The Perfect Wave is a skate ramp easily integratable in existing parks or skate parks. It is a great example of collaboration between our 3D printing factory and the talented designers of Studio mo man tai in Eindhoven.
Slopestairs, Rotterdam Three concrete printed slope stairs have been printed layer by layer for the project ‘Landscapes Theemswegtracé’. Commissioned by the Port of Rotterdam Authority N.V.
Lost formwork, Driebergen Zeist In addition to the retaining wall of an outflow, four kidney-shaped tree planters, ranging from 30 to 80 meters long, were printed in the outdoor space at Driebergen-Zeist.
3D printed bridge, Gemert The world’s first 3D printed bicycle bridge was put into operation in 2017 as part of a new ring road around the town of Gemert.
Slopestairs, Municipality of Stein As the first municipality in Limburg, a 3D printed slope stair has been installed in Stein municipality in the outlying area Steenwegstraat.
Sewer manholes, Schiphol The 3D printed objects have a nice round shape and have been applied in the verge near the first concrete traffic circle at Schiphol Airport.
Slopestairs, Philippine The new pumping station is a fine example of what cooperation can achieve. By combining innovative techniques such as talus stairs with local knowledge and craftsmanship, a sustainable solution has been realized that is ready for the future.