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Designing Buildings at 05:56, 1 April 2022

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	* WikiHouse.		* WikiHouse.

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Editor at 09:46, 19 October 2020

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	* National Museum of Qatar.		* National Museum of Qatar.
	* Printing 3D models of buildings.		* Printing 3D models of buildings.
		+	* Real estate investment in Dubai.
	* WikiHouse.		* WikiHouse.

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Designing Buildings at 08:31, 28 December 2018

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	* Building information modelling.		* Building information modelling.
	* Computer aided manufacturing.		* Computer aided manufacturing.
		+	* National Museum of Qatar.
	* Printing 3D models of buildings.		* Printing 3D models of buildings.
	* WikiHouse.		* WikiHouse.

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Designing Buildings at 08:15, 28 December 2018

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	= Results and benefits =		= Results and benefits =

−	The international significance of the delivery of this building cannot be underestimated. 3D printing of buildings can be likened to the early mobile phone technology of the 1980’s and 1990’s. The first mobile phone was the size of a small family car, heavy and impractical. If Motorola had not had a vision for how this technology would develop in the future, the smartphones of today ~~would possibly~~ not ~~be in existence~~.	+	The international significance of the delivery of this building cannot be underestimated. 3D printing of buildings can be likened to the early mobile phone technology of the 1980’s and 1990’s. The first mobile phone was the size of a small family car, heavy and impractical. If Motorola had not had a vision for how this technology would develop in the future, the smartphones of today might not exist.

	From a practical perspective, an inspirational office building has been created. This is fundamental for the creative space in which the Dubai Future Foundation will collaborate and foster innovative ideas and concepts for design and application in the future.		From a practical perspective, an inspirational office building has been created. This is fundamental for the creative space in which the Dubai Future Foundation will collaborate and foster innovative ideas and concepts for design and application in the future.

−	The result of this project is a unique, futuristic and compact office building.	+	The result of this project is a unique, futuristic and compact office building. The interior of the building follows a minimalistic design that encourages collaborative working and creative thinking. Features include interactive idea walls, open plan communal areas with natural foliage, and large glass windows for natural light. In addition there are fully-automated building management systems to regulate temperature, lighting, solar shading and audio-visual equipment.
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−	The interior of the building follows a minimalistic design that encourages collaborative working and creative thinking. Features include interactive idea walls, open plan communal areas with natural foliage, and large glass windows ~~to allow~~ natural light. In addition there are fully automated building management systems to regulate temperature, lighting, solar shading and audio-visual equipment.	+

	[[File:3D_office_exterior.jpg\|link=File:3D_office_exterior.jpg]]		[[File:3D_office_exterior.jpg\|link=File:3D_office_exterior.jpg]]
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	= Conclusion =		= Conclusion =

−	Fundamentally, the project has demonstrated that it is possible to design, create and build a 3D printed office building. This has generated valuable data and a realistic benchmark for time frames for future 3D printed building projects. The project represents one of the most ~~relevant and~~ exciting research and development construction projects anywhere in the world.	+	Fundamentally, the project has demonstrated that it is possible to design, create and build a 3D printed office building. This has generated valuable data and a realistic benchmark for time frames for future 3D printed building projects. The project represents one of the most exciting research and development construction projects anywhere in the world.

	The 3D Printed Office of the Future won the ICPMA Full Award for IQ 2018. For more information email icpmamembers@gmail.com.		The 3D Printed Office of the Future won the ICPMA Full Award for IQ 2018. For more information email icpmamembers@gmail.com.

Designing Buildings at 08:12, 28 December 2018

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−	= ~~Project data~~ =	+	{\|
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		+	3D Printed Office of the Future, Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

−	* 3D Printed Office of the Future, Dubai, United Arab Emirates	+	Client: The Prime Minister's Office of Dubai.
−	* Client: The Prime Minister's Office of Dubai	+
−	* Project Manager: PMK International Consult LLC	+	Project Manager: PMK International Consult LLC.
		+	\|}

	= Context =		= Context =

−	~~The construction industry~~ in the UAE is a $44 billion industry that employs approximately 34% of the population and the Dubai Government is continually looking for ways to innovate and improve ~~the efficiencies of the industry~~. By 2030, the Dubai Future Agenda, aims to have 25% of Dubai’s construction made by 3D printed technology. Globally, 3D printed technology is estimated to add $300 billion to the world economy by 2025.	+	Construction in the UAE is a $44 billion industry that employs approximately 34% of the population and the Dubai Government is continually looking for ways to innovate and improve its efficiency. By 2030, the Dubai Future Agenda, aims to have 25% of Dubai’s construction made by 3D printed technology. Globally, 3D printed technology is estimated to add $300 billion to the world economy by 2025.

	The Office of the Future is the world’s first 3D printed office building. 3D printing is an innovative method that has been adapted for construction and was used here for the first time in a commercial project.		The Office of the Future is the world’s first 3D printed office building. 3D printing is an innovative method that has been adapted for construction and was used here for the first time in a commercial project.
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	= Delivery =		= Delivery =

−	~~A huge~~ benefit of ~~utilising~~ 3D printing methodology was the speed at which the building was completed. After the design model had been ~~completed~~, it took only seventeen days to print the entire structure and ~~the speed of~~ installation on site took two days. The speed of installation significantly reduced the number of personnel involved in the site ~~installation~~ phase. ~~Specifically, the~~ labour involved in the printing process included just one staff member to monitor the ~~function~~ of the printer and ~~only~~ seven operatives to ~~install~~ the building components on site. As a result, the labour cost was cut significantly compared to conventional buildings of similar size, which has clear advantages for the future of construction.~~[[File:3D_office_interior.jpg\|link=File:3D_office_interior.jpg]]~~	+	One benefit of the 3D printing methodology was the speed at which the building was completed. After the design model had been prepared, it took only seventeen days to print the entire structure, and installation on site took just two days.
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		+	The speed of installation significantly reduced the number of personnel involved in the site phase. The labour involved in the printing process included just one staff member to monitor the functioning of the printer and seven operatives to instal the building components on site. As a result, the labour cost was cut significantly compared to conventional buildings of similar size, which has clear advantages for the future of construction.

	= Results and benefits =		= Results and benefits =

Designing Buildings at 08:07, 28 December 2018

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−	~~--[[User:ICPMA\|ICPMA]] 14:49, 23 Dec 2018 (BST)3D Printed Office of the Future, Dubai, United Arab Emirates~~	+	= Project data =

−	Client: The Prime Minister's Office of Dubai	+	* 3D Printed Office of the Future, Dubai, United Arab Emirates
		+	* Client: The Prime Minister's Office of Dubai
		+	* Project Manager: PMK International Consult LLC

−	~~Project Manager: PMK International Consult LLC~~	+	= Context =
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−	~~1 -~~ Context	+

	The construction industry in the UAE is a $44 billion industry that employs approximately 34% of the population and the Dubai Government is continually looking for ways to innovate and improve the efficiencies of the industry. By 2030, the Dubai Future Agenda, aims to have 25% of Dubai’s construction made by 3D printed technology. Globally, 3D printed technology is estimated to add $300 billion to the world economy by 2025.		The construction industry in the UAE is a $44 billion industry that employs approximately 34% of the population and the Dubai Government is continually looking for ways to innovate and improve the efficiencies of the industry. By 2030, the Dubai Future Agenda, aims to have 25% of Dubai’s construction made by 3D printed technology. Globally, 3D printed technology is estimated to add $300 billion to the world economy by 2025.
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	[[File:3D_office.jpg\|link=File:3D_office.jpg]]		[[File:3D_office.jpg\|link=File:3D_office.jpg]]

−	~~2 -~~ Delivery	+	= Delivery =

−	A huge benefit of utilising 3D printing methodology was the speed at which the building was completed. After the design model had been completed, it took only seventeen days to print the entire structure and the speed of installation on site took two days. The speed of installation significantly reduced the number of personnel involved in the site installation phase. Specifically, the labour involved in the printing process included just one staff member to monitor the function of the printer and only seven operatives to install the building components on site. As a result, the labour cost was cut significantly compared to conventional buildings of similar size, which has clear advantages for the future of construction.[[File:3D_office_interior.jpg\|link=File:3D_office_interior.jpg]]~~3 -~~ Results and ~~Benefits~~	+	A huge benefit of utilising 3D printing methodology was the speed at which the building was completed. After the design model had been completed, it took only seventeen days to print the entire structure and the speed of installation on site took two days. The speed of installation significantly reduced the number of personnel involved in the site installation phase. Specifically, the labour involved in the printing process included just one staff member to monitor the function of the printer and only seven operatives to install the building components on site. As a result, the labour cost was cut significantly compared to conventional buildings of similar size, which has clear advantages for the future of construction.[[File:3D_office_interior.jpg\|link=File:3D_office_interior.jpg]]
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		+	= Results and benefits =

	The international significance of the delivery of this building cannot be underestimated. 3D printing of buildings can be likened to the early mobile phone technology of the 1980’s and 1990’s. The first mobile phone was the size of a small family car, heavy and impractical. If Motorola had not had a vision for how this technology would develop in the future, the smartphones of today would possibly not be in existence.		The international significance of the delivery of this building cannot be underestimated. 3D printing of buildings can be likened to the early mobile phone technology of the 1980’s and 1990’s. The first mobile phone was the size of a small family car, heavy and impractical. If Motorola had not had a vision for how this technology would develop in the future, the smartphones of today would possibly not be in existence.
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	[[File:3D_office_exterior.jpg\|link=File:3D_office_exterior.jpg]]		[[File:3D_office_exterior.jpg\|link=File:3D_office_exterior.jpg]]

−	~~4 -~~ Conclusion	+	= Conclusion =

	Fundamentally, the project has demonstrated that it is possible to design, create and build a 3D printed office building. This has generated valuable data and a realistic benchmark for time frames for future 3D printed building projects. The project represents one of the most relevant and exciting research and development construction projects anywhere in the world.		Fundamentally, the project has demonstrated that it is possible to design, create and build a 3D printed office building. This has generated valuable data and a realistic benchmark for time frames for future 3D printed building projects. The project represents one of the most relevant and exciting research and development construction projects anywhere in the world.

	The 3D Printed Office of the Future won the ICPMA Full Award for IQ 2018. For more information email icpmamembers@gmail.com.		The 3D Printed Office of the Future won the ICPMA Full Award for IQ 2018. For more information email icpmamembers@gmail.com.
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		+	--[[User:ICPMA\|ICPMA]] 14:49, 23 Dec 2018 (BST)
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		+	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =
		+
		+	* 3D concrete printer.
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		+	* 3D printing in construction.
		+	* 3D printing Michelangelo's David in concrete.
		+	* Advanced construction technology.
		+	* At a glance - 3D printing.
		+	* Building information modelling.
		+	* Computer aided manufacturing.
		+	* Printing 3D models of buildings.
		+	* WikiHouse.

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ICPMA at 14:52, 23 December 2018

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	The 3D Printed Office of the Future won the ICPMA Full Award for IQ 2018. For more information email icpmamembers@gmail.com.		The 3D Printed Office of the Future won the ICPMA Full Award for IQ 2018. For more information email icpmamembers@gmail.com.

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ICPMA at 14:49, 23 December 2018

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−	3D Printed Office of the Future, Dubai, United Arab Emirates	+	--[[User:ICPMA\|ICPMA]] 14:49, 23 Dec 2018 (BST)3D Printed Office of the Future, Dubai, United Arab Emirates

	Client: The Prime Minister's Office of Dubai		Client: The Prime Minister's Office of Dubai
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	Now complete, the building serves as the management office for the ‘Museum of the Future’ project and provides a headquarters for the Dubai Future Foundation, an organisation that will help to deliver smart technologies to the Emirates, including driverless cars and other cutting edge technologies.		Now complete, the building serves as the management office for the ‘Museum of the Future’ project and provides a headquarters for the Dubai Future Foundation, an organisation that will help to deliver smart technologies to the Emirates, including driverless cars and other cutting edge technologies.

−	[[File:~~3D office~~.jpg]]	+	[[File:3D_office.jpg\|link=File:3D_office.jpg]]

	2 - Delivery		2 - Delivery
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	The 3D Printed Office of the Future won the ICPMA Full Award for IQ 2018. For more information email icpmamembers@gmail.com.		The 3D Printed Office of the Future won the ICPMA Full Award for IQ 2018. For more information email icpmamembers@gmail.com.
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ICPMA at 14:35, 23 December 2018

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	Now complete, the building serves as the management office for the ‘Museum of the Future’ project and provides a headquarters for the Dubai Future Foundation, an organisation that will help to deliver smart technologies to the Emirates, including driverless cars and other cutting edge technologies.		Now complete, the building serves as the management office for the ‘Museum of the Future’ project and provides a headquarters for the Dubai Future Foundation, an organisation that will help to deliver smart technologies to the Emirates, including driverless cars and other cutting edge technologies.
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		+	[[File:3D office.jpg]]

	2 - Delivery		2 - Delivery

−	A huge benefit of utilising 3D printing methodology was the speed at which the building was completed. After the design model had been completed, it took only seventeen days to print the entire structure and the speed of installation on site took two days. The speed of installation significantly reduced the number of personnel involved in the site installation phase. Specifically, the labour involved in the printing process included just one staff member to monitor the function of the printer and only seven operatives to install the building components on site. As a result, the labour cost was cut significantly compared to conventional buildings of similar size, which has clear advantages for the future of construction.[[File:~~3D office interior~~.jpg]]3 - Results and Benefits	+	A huge benefit of utilising 3D printing methodology was the speed at which the building was completed. After the design model had been completed, it took only seventeen days to print the entire structure and the speed of installation on site took two days. The speed of installation significantly reduced the number of personnel involved in the site installation phase. Specifically, the labour involved in the printing process included just one staff member to monitor the function of the printer and only seven operatives to install the building components on site. As a result, the labour cost was cut significantly compared to conventional buildings of similar size, which has clear advantages for the future of construction.[[File:3D_office_interior.jpg\|link=File:3D_office_interior.jpg]]3 - Results and Benefits

	The international significance of the delivery of this building cannot be underestimated. 3D printing of buildings can be likened to the early mobile phone technology of the 1980’s and 1990’s. The first mobile phone was the size of a small family car, heavy and impractical. If Motorola had not had a vision for how this technology would develop in the future, the smartphones of today would possibly not be in existence.		The international significance of the delivery of this building cannot be underestimated. 3D printing of buildings can be likened to the early mobile phone technology of the 1980’s and 1990’s. The first mobile phone was the size of a small family car, heavy and impractical. If Motorola had not had a vision for how this technology would develop in the future, the smartphones of today would possibly not be in existence.