Parametric experimenting with 3d printing clay. Read more »
Architecture & Research
3D printed column at the grand opening of the Sundaymorning@EKWC / European Ceramic Workcentre in Oisterwijk. Read more »
Print& Burn; a continuation of my recent research into 3D printing with clay at the European Ceramic Work Centre. Read more »
In order to stimulate the discussion about large-scale 3D printing, I started 3dprintingarchitecture.net, which is a combination of a blog, Linkedin-discussion group and a Facebook page: Read more »
Working with DASUDA on the Wingfield location as a case study for a demonstration of an integrated approach with new digital tools on water and traffic. Read more »
Working at Sundaymorning@ekwc; exploring the possibilities of 3D printing ceramics for architectural use. Read more »
Working at Sundaymorning@ekwc; exploring the possibilities of digital manufacturing ceramics in architecture. Read more »
To commemorate the 300 year Treaty of Utrecht, the Royal Dutch Mint issued a special 5€ coin. Elstudio made the design. Read more »
Design for a hospice for the palliation of terminally ill patient’s in Chipata, Zambia. Read more »
FINALIST in the 2nd Advanced Architecture Contest
WINNER in the World Architecture Community Awards 2009
Self.Urb focus on the possibility of building extensively over water, tackling the current issue of the raising sea level, in an environmental manner. It creates a ‘floating city’. Read more »
“Ramses Park” is a masterplan for a sustainable redevelopment of the Ramses square area in Cairo. A sustainable city needs green. Located at the base of the Nile delta, Cairo has good soil for building parks. Read more »
The paVilion is a proposal for the Art Fund Pavilion Competition. The paVilion is constructed with the FACIT Building System, ‘a new digital method for fabrication using computer controlled machines’. Read more »
ELstudio designs the parametric computer generated facade for a building complex in Herning, one of the fastest growing cities in Denmark. Read more »