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Local clay was made more pliable for 3D printing by adding biomaterial. This enables the development of complex geometrical ceramic elements, wich can be used indoors and outdoors and may serve as a link between architecture and clay construction, an interplay of traditional craftmanship and digital
Barros is a Spanish word which means clay in Spanish and clay was one of my first toys during my childhood. I was born in a small village in Peru and spent the first four years in my grandparent´s house. This house was a mud house. When I touched the mate
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