3D printing is making an impression on concrete

It may remind you of the mess Anish Kapoor made in the Royal Academy of Arts in late 2009 when, amongst his various pigment-enriched wax pieces, a room of pallets became plinths for piles of cement produced with a computer-aided piping machine. Ro
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