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https://iam.tugraz.at/main-website/wp-content/uploads/2022/05/IAM_SL_BLOG_MAK_3.jpg1000580“Deep Time Concrete” 3D printed Stone exhibited at MAK Vienna. Project by Christoph Weber. 3D Scan Material Composition and 3D Print by Julian Jauk (Institute of Architecture and Media). For more information visit the links on the right side!