File:Europe’s first residential 3D printed building.jpg
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English: The first living building in Europe printed with a 3D construction printer. Yaroslavl (Russia)
Русский: Первый в Европе жилой дом, напечатанный 3D дом. Ярославль (Россия)
Deutsch: Erstes in Europa mit einem 3D-Drucker gedruckte Wohnhaus. Jaroslawl (Russland) |
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| Source | www.specavia.pro |
| Author | AMT-SPETSAVIA Group (Russia) |
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| current | 07:19, 12 November 2018 | | 3,673 × 2,305 (1.76 MB) | Remilard | User created page with UploadWizard |
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