The Cabin of Curiosities – 3D Printed Hub !

The American company Emerging Objects has recently revealed a 3D printed cabin, The Cabin of Curiosities, which is a building project that is a little out of the ordinary, with an exterior that looks more like a garden. At a time when additive manufacturing is starting to make a name for itself in the architectural sector, Emerging Objects is delivering excellent work and is proposing a new approach to construction. They hope to respond to the housing shortage affecting the San Francisco Bay Area.

Emerging Objects had already made a name for itself in the field of architecture when it presented its 3D printed structures able to withstand earthquakes . The American company specializes in 3D printing of living or working spaces, focusing on materials that are more respectful and friendlier to the environment; we can remember its use of tires as a printing material.

A 3D printed cabin full of surprises

This time, Emerging Objects presents The Cabin of Curiosities, which is composed of 4,500 ceramic-printed 3D tiles. It would be solid, waterproof and completely habitable, in addition to being rather pleasant to see and visit. The facade tiles have been printed in 3D from a mixture of cement, sawdust, salt and even grape skins.