These are layers in similar tones. It looks nice. It is also available here. It's just very expensive.I don't know what it's called in German, but would "Rammed earth" be a product? Here in the South, Margaret River, Yallingup, it is often used in construction. It gives a great living feeling, and here it tends towards sandy-reddish colors.
me too: 1997, subscription to a house building magazine: low budget lots of concrete, surface-mounted electrics and pipes, no window lintels, but tall windows… the prices felt from memory as high as our house now in 2013 (plastered etc) Concrete must be sealed etc… so much for low budget…I almost catch myself in this thread.
A few days ago there was a report: 40sqm huts and villages in South Africa from the 3D printer. They looked really awesome, had curves instead of corners. Construction time 3 days.I would wait a few more years, then there will be concrete from the 3D printer.
Take a look at #33 there is the pioneer of the 3D printers in Germany. There are already numerous contributions on YouTube. Sika also has a new system there. It looks quite high quality.A few days ago there was a report: 40sqm huts and villages in South Africa made from the 3D printer. They looked really amazing, had curves instead of corners. Construction time 3 days.
