3D Printing Firms, SCG 3DP and Serendix, Unveil Management Building at Yumeshima Parking Lot for Osaka World Expo 2025
At Yumeshima, an innovative 3D-printed management building has made its debut, marking an exciting leap forward in architectural design and construction. Situated just a brief 3-minute stroll from Yumeshima Station, opposite the Osaka Expo 2025 site, this technological marvel is the product of collaboration between SCG 3DP and Serendix.
This groundbreaking structure showcases stunning exterior patterns, reminiscent of intricate textiles, only achievable through the precision of 3D printing technology. The combination of Serendix's latest printer model and SCG 3DP's advanced cement material yields an impressive balance between functionality and aesthetics.
Dubbed "The Serendix 55," the structure spans from 55 to 200 square meters in size and features a 6-meter width with no interior supporting pillars. Printing the base structure took merely 1.5 hours, while the wooden roof was installed in an additional 3 hours.
The incorporation of SCG 3DP's special cement materials results in enhanced construction quality, speed, and design flexibility, ushering in new possibilities for sustainable and modular architecture. Expo attendees are invited to explore this impressive 3D-printed structure, where architectural innovation and creative design intersect to shape the future.
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Additionally, Thailand continues to advance in various fields, as evidenced by Bangkok Hospital's agreement with Japan's Tokushukai Medical Corporation to progress international medical services. Bosch is leading the electric mobility revolution in Southeast Asia, with Thailand playing a pivotal role. In addition, Thailand is forging a strong blockchain security roadmap, demonstrating the country's commitment to progress and innovation.
In summary, "The Serendix 55" at Yumeshima represents the synergy between technology, material science, and strategic partnerships, delivering a building that is efficient, sustainable, modular, and visually striking.
The Serendix 55, a fusion of technology and design, is now a significant attraction at Yumeshima, offering a glimpse into the future of modular and sustainable architecture. Meanwhile, Thailand's strides in international medical services, electric mobility, and blockchain security showcase the country's dedication to technological innovation and cooperation on a global scale.
