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We use 3D concrete printing to produce Living Seawalls, underwater structures that improve biodiversity and monitor water quality. Learn more here!

An artificial reef is an underwater structure made by mankind. It functions as a stimulating factor for marine life in areas with a generally featureless bottom, but it is also capable of controlling erosion, blocking ship passage, blocking the use of trawling nets, or improve surfing.

Printing manholes is a creative solution which has many benefits. It can be carried out on-site and solves labor shortage. Besides, it offers relatively shorter periods of disturbance of urban life.

At the request of Dura Vermeer, CyBe Construction has printed a series of 5 concrete city benches in Haarlem, the Netherlands. The benches were printed at Cybe’s R&Do lab. An example of how we assume prefab factories will work in the future.

The way 3D concrete printing provides design freedom, makes it also perfectly suitable to create art and abstract design. It can bring different cultures closer, and adapt cost-efficiently to every idea.