[ICON in Designboom] ICON announces ‘initiative 99’ competition to design 3D printable affordable housing
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[ICON in 3Dnatives] ICON reveal design for quirky 3D printed Texas campground hotel on 62 acre site
Art and design needs people who can push boundaries and have an eye for style and a nose for the latest up-and-coming technologies. Read more...
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[ICON in Bloomberg] The world’s largest 3D-printed neighborhood is here
Standard construction can be slow, costly, and inefficient. Machines might do it better.If it can scale, the 3D-printing process promises to deliver energy-efficient and climate-resilient homes that can be built faster, in novel designs and with minimal construction waste. Read more...
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[ICON in The New Yorker] Can 3-D printing help solve the dousing crisis?
Standard construction can be slow, costly, and inefficient. Machines might do it better. Read more...
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[ICON in TechCrunch] Austin-based ICON awarded $57.2 million NASA contract for lunar construction tech
ICON, a construction tech company that’s raised more than $400 million in funding, has landed a new contract from NASA to develop new systems to build on the moon and Mars. The $57.2 million contract is a continuation of a previous Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) dual-use contract with the U.S. Air Force, which was partly funded by NASA. Read more...
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