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3D printed concrete bridge
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Striatus is held together with compression, needing no steel reinforcement or mortar (NAARO)
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The structure will be on display in Venice until November, 2021 (NAARO)
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The bridge is a collaboration between ETH Zurich and Zaha Hadid Architects’ Computation and Design Group (NAARO)
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The structure has been named Striatus (NAARO)
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The bridge can be easily disassembled and moved to a different location (NAARO)
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The structure is part of the Venice Architecture Biennale (NAARO)
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“Striatus stands on the shoulders of giants," says one of its designers (NAARO)
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The bridge "revives ancestral techniques of the past" (NAARO)
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The blocks utilize a novel type of concrete ink produced by a company called Holcim (NAARO)
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The structure is on display until the end of the year (NAARO)
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3D printing the concrete blocks (In3D)
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