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    Tag: Peter Houk

    GLASS II – 3D printing glass structures at architectural scale

    Created by the Mediated Matter Group and the MIT Media Lab, GLASS II is the group’s most recent work in the area of 3D printing optically transparent glass now at architectural scale.

    Category Environment Members ObjectsPosted on:21/04/201722/05/2019
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