Is the zero-kilometre home finally here?
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Ctra. de l'Església, 92, 08017 Barcelona, Spain
Design, Architecture
Large-Scale 3D Printing
Structural Consulant
Architecture Consultant
Enzymes Provider
Floor Area
100 sq-m
A prototype for affordable sustainable housing, the 3D-Printed Earth Forest Campus in Barcelona’s Collserola Natural Park was built at the intersection of local nature and technology.
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