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Thu, 16 Apr 2026 05:28:31 +0000
Studio RAP to 3D Print Ceramic Columns for Student Housing
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• A nearly 300-year-old gingko tree, believed to be the first of its kind cultivated outside Asia, is about to inspire one of the most architecturally distinctive student housing projects in the Netherlands. Rotterdam-based Studio RAP has been commissioned to design and 3D print hundreds of custom ceramic tiles for the Gingko Complex in Utrecht, cladding…
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