Three high school students use wooden sticks, hot water and 3D-printed connectors to develop a new construction technique; their research reaches an international engineering conference
How three US teenagers developed a low-cost technique for curved architecture using everyday materials. (Photo: Hofstra News) Wooden sticks, hot water and 3D-printed plastic connectors helped three high school students develop a low-cost technique for creating curved architectural structures. Their research, conducted through a summer programme at Hofstra University in the US, was presented at…
