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Project • By SAGA Space Architects • Student Housing
Skovsporet
In the Danish village of Holstebro, Europe’s largest 3D-printed housing community has been completed. Designed by SAGA Space Architects, Skovsporet—Danish for “forest track”—provides student housing built using low-carbon concrete and COBOD’s BOD3 mobile construction printer, developed for residential projects. The automated construction process demonstrates how 3D printing can accelerate housing delivery, while innovative low-carbon materials can help reduce the environmental impact of construction.
“Skovsporet explores what happens when 3D printing moves beyond the prototype and becomes a method for building homes at scale. By translating the digital model directly into full-sized structural el... More
Project • By Rémy Marciano architecte • Apartments
Brazza, Bordeaux
Designed with an architecture capable of transforming density into urban quality, richness of uses, and generosity of spaces, the project includes 101 apartments — 68 of which are affordable housing — along with a student residence of 104 rooms. Together, they form a diverse living environment where families, students, and residents of all backgrounds share a common ambition: making collective life a source of well-being.
Ivan Mathie
Ivan Mathie
As part of the large-scale Brazza urban development on Bordeaux’s right bank, the building establishes itself as a mixed and intergenerational place, where shared spaces and multiple uses create new synergies between generations.
Ivan Mathie
Ivan Mathie
On the... More