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Italian architecture practice Mario Cucinella Architects (MC A) has collaborated with leading 3D printing specialists WASP to create a prototype for a 3D printed habitat. Named TECLA (from technology and clay), the eco-sustainable home is a new carbon-neu
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Architecture News & Editorial Desk

23 Feb 2021 • 3m read • View Author

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TECLA is a new carbon-neutral circular housing model created entirely from recyclable materials sourced from the local terrain

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A TECLA habitat involves 200 hours of printing

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