Striatus 3D Printed Bridge – The Striatus 3D printed bridge project was developed by a team of partners including Zaha Hadid Architects Computation and Design group, the Block Research Group, and Incremental3D.
It was made possible by the material engineering, logistics and financial support of Holcim.
The project brief emphasized the importance of a collaborative and multidisciplinary approach from the very beginning, and aimed ...
...to demonstrate the potential for sustainable use of concrete through the use of unreinforced masonry and 3D concrete printing.
The project also aimed to show how a common language of geometry and code can enable innovative design and construction, ...
...and how collaborative research and integrated computational design can help overcome the challenges facing the industry.
Architizer
What inspired the initial concept for your design? Shajay Bhooshan: 3D Concrete Printing(3DCP) is an implementation of Digital Concrete – the digital design and robotic manufacturing of concrete building parts.
What do you believe are the standout components that made your project win?
In what ways did you collaborate with others, and were there any team members or skills that were essential in bringing this Award winning project to life?
Striatus is a project by Block Research Group and Zaha Hadid Architects Computation and Design group, with Incremental3D. It was made possible by Holcim.
In other words, it was co-authored by a collaborative team of architects, engineers, and robotic fabricators.
The vision for the project was to demonstrate the need and value for Architecture, Engineering and Construction industry ...
...to come together to address the challenges facing the industry of responsibly creating engaging designs.
Striatus is a project by Block Research Group and Zaha Hadid Architects Computation and Design group, with Incremental3D. It was made possible by Holcim.