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At the end of August, DTU gathered 365 researchers and professionals from 45 countries for the International Building Physics Conference 2021 to share knowledge on how...
The International Buildings Physics Conference, IBPC, brings together researchers for debate on ventilation in buildings after COVID-19.
The Danish company COBOD International manufactures 3D concrete printers for a rapidly expanding international market.
Thomas Juul Andersen is team leader at the Concrete Centre at Danish Technological Institute. He has been working with 3D concrete printing for several years and is leading...
For 3D concrete printing to become a reliable construction technology, both the concrete and the printing process must be fully controlled. Danish engineers, architects...
It requires great care to avoid moisture and mould growth in connection with internal insulation of an external wall. A new study from DTU shows that this applies regardless...
While many students have had to drop their plans for an exchange stay during the coronavirus pandemic, BEng student Poul-Erik Siegstad is on an exchange stay on Svalbard...
Researchers are patenting a new concrete recipe which does away with cement—the main carbon dioxide component in concrete. Instead, they are turning to organic substances...
In the spring, DTU’s large 3D concrete printer was used by students participating in a competition to develop innovative solutions for printed houses.
3D concrete printing will give architects more flexibility and new forms of expression when designing buildings, says Catherine Huang, partner in BIG—Bjarke Ingels Group...