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Succulents!

1. Spiral Aloe 2. Lithops (Living Stone) 3. Mammillaria mystax 4. Queen Victoria Agave 5. Lophophora fricii 6. Sedum Clavatum 7. Haworthia cooperi 8. Sedum treleasei 9. Morgan’s Beauty Crassula 10. Epithelantha ilariae

Aaliyah photographed by Hamish Brown in London on May 23, 2001.

This is amazing

Hiplet is a combination of Ballet and Hip-Hop, and it’s seriously STUNNING. Just watch dancers Camryn Taylor and Nia Lyons show off their truly impressive moves.

R.I.P Harry x

harry uzoka and ty ogunkoya for david naman spring 2016

Definition of black beauty

Frank Ocean for Oyster Magazine

Stylisme : Yohji Yamamoto

Photographe : Nabil Elderkin

who here was on tumblr 4+ years ago

“But if you forget to reblog Madame Zeroni, you and your family will be cursed for always and eternity.”

the remodel remodel ~ erich remash architect | photos benjamin benschneider

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Contour Crafting’s 3D-Printing Tech Can Build Homes On-Site in Under 24 Hours

IN BRIEF

This new 3D-printing system can produce entire homes equipped with basic necessities on-site in under 24 hours - a feat that hasn’t been done by any other 3D-printer before.

THE TECHNOLOGY

Robotic construction system Contour Crafting (CC) has debuted their newest 3D-printing technology that can print entire homes on-site in less than 24 hours. CC’s technology doesn’t just build the architectural structure, it also prints the electrical, plumbing, and air conditioning features mid-construction, with no manual assembly required. Essentially, CC is printing homes in one shot with the basic utilities already embedded into their 3D-printed structures. It only takes 19 hours to print a 2,500 square foot home, at a rate of 20 seconds per square foot. This is a stark difference from the current US average of 6-9 months of development time. The whole process is done in only four steps:

Flattening the required space.

Using the excavating crane to create a foundation, which is then filled with concrete. The Contour Crafter is then positioned on top of a specially-made crane that keeps it from sinking in the mud, then it moves along the X,Y (height), and Z (crossbeam) axes.

An extremely fast drying concrete is then pumped into the front of the CC, and the pipe system starts the construction of the house.

(via Contour Crafting’s 3D-Printing Tech Can Build Homes On-Site in Under 24 Hours)