@@DeclMilss you must not know how bugs work.. if there is a property with overgrowth and there’s a bug/rat infestation you can report them to the city. because it’s a breeding ground. Do you think they remain in that breeding ground? No they find new breeding grounds
I agree with this but I also read that they make these in Rotterdam. Not all infrastructure in the Netherlands allows for planting trees, especially in the cities. The roots would destroy the city. I do believe this would be a great benefit to cities that want to bring nature back a bit more
If only nature made a tall plant that houses birds, fungi,insects,and moss Hmmmm And also it is really helpful for cities with NO TREES and to combat the destruction and loss of habitat.
Exactly. Half of these pet vanity projects never come out, and if they do, they aren't nearly as sucessful as the initial video hopes it will be. Solar roads anyone?
@@SomeGuy-mt4hqit's not that advanced really... I just saw some guy make a real life iron man armor, complete with rocket's, it comes to you when you call it, and it can fucking fly. Watch their video's, their called the hacksmith. They are also the one's that made the first ever lightsabers. (Well technically it's just a really fucking hot torch.)
@@cloudyloudy9278 I'd argue this is more advanced than the iron man stuff. I'm aware hacksmith are super talented and pull off some phenomenal feats of engineering but this is the kind of thing that legitimately provides hope for the future of this planet
I'd be worried they'd allow the bad stuff, bad fungus to grow on to. How do you avoid that? Just keep an eye on 'structures'? Introduce species that'd combat it?
It sounds all well and good, but what about the bugs? As much as I like the outdoors and nature, the summer heat and bugs make me want to stay inside all day.
It's an interesting idea but you could probably get the same effect by leaving a large piece of standing dead wood, and adding a new one every 5 years. There are many insects which rely on dead wood for food, such as stag beetle babies.
Errr...you do know we plant trees and shrubs and shit in cities, right? This is just inventing the wheel again, but worse. Pretty standard techbro nonsense, looking to solve problems by using the system that created the problem in the first place. Unless somehow magically this conjures more room for plants into existence, wich it doesn't, it's quite pointless. Trees just have more benefits, including heat absorbtion via evaporation, providing shade, binding copious amounts of CO2, less dependency on watering past a certain age, and lasting much longer. Mother nature has been working on that project for _literal eons_ , some greenwashing tech startup is not going to come up with something better in just a couple of months or years. This is kind of neat solarpunk artwork though.
@@Obscurity.x they are not very structuraly sound because its difficult to work in reinforcements, like rebar. They dont look so great and it still takes a ton of work to finish the house, and is not much faster or cheaper than just pouring concrete or laying bricks or using prefabs. I am sure one day this will be the Nr.1 thing for building, but today its still just a gimmic
Useless to do it on a 3d printer. Could be done way faster with like a mold. But then they couldn't use hyped up 3d printers in their start up marketing. Gotta use the fancy words to get the investors
Gorg, you better define what you mean by "unwanted things" or your internet life is gonna be doomed. (Edit: this was not meant to sound so much like a threat)
The moment I saw it had holes and they said host to fungi, mosquitos and roaches were the first things I thought of. Or ants and gnats. Not to mention mice or rats. Would it not have worked like a vine supports where its a flatish surface? Imagine getting one of these things outside your house, and then immediately getting a fire ant infestation.
"They are made from natural material" somewhat confuses me... Is there anything that is not made of something that originally comes from nature? Like... Someone wills it out of thin air? Or maybe there is a material that comes from the warp?
I agree, even things such as polyester, paracetamol or other necessarily come from nature, it just may take more steps, but at which point would one stop calling something "made from natural material"?
This is absolutely incredible I hope it can be produced and implemented everywhere
Yes!!! We need more of this!
Then complain when you have bugs in your apartments
@@jjoedirtt Bud I think those specifically made to keep bugs out of your apartment
@@DeclMilss you must not know how bugs work.. if there is a property with overgrowth and there’s a bug/rat infestation you can report them to the city. because it’s a breeding ground. Do you think they remain in that breeding ground? No they find new breeding grounds
@@jjoedirtt Correct and so these are going to be far away from the buildings I think to lure the animals there instead of a house and buildings
@@DeclMilss you think.. I know bugs will migrate into homes once they run out of nesting space.
Or... you just can plant trees, which are more than glad to have some moss or fungi
Oh ok I wasn't the only one who said that 😂
I agree with this but I also read that they make these in Rotterdam. Not all infrastructure in the Netherlands allows for planting trees, especially in the cities. The roots would destroy the city.
I do believe this would be a great benefit to cities that want to bring nature back a bit more
These look so pretty, incredible, and really helpful!
Very cool! Not only are they good for the environment, but they look neat as well!
They have things a bit like this called trees and bushes, 3d printed by God.
It will look so beautiful if done right in the areas!
If only nature made a tall plant that houses birds, fungi,insects,and moss
Hmmmm
And also it is really helpful for cities with NO TREES and to combat the destruction and loss of habitat.
I like the concept. I think it might look cool to do some geometric structures versus the organic ones that were shown
Instead of advertising a product out of good faith, show the actual results of putting that in a city. Cheers
Exactly. Half of these pet vanity projects never come out, and if they do, they aren't nearly as sucessful as the initial video hopes it will be. Solar roads anyone?
So a fancy Chia pet
This is some future shit. Straight out of sci-fi
Alien tech is starting to make sense
This isn’t sci fi it’s what the earth needs more of if we want it to last more than 10 years at this point
@@ohraider oh I completely agree, I just think the tech is so advanced that it feels Sci fi
@@SomeGuy-mt4hqit's not that advanced really... I just saw some guy make a real life iron man armor, complete with rocket's, it comes to you when you call it, and it can fucking fly.
Watch their video's, their called the hacksmith. They are also the one's that made the first ever lightsabers. (Well technically it's just a really fucking hot torch.)
@@cloudyloudy9278 I'd argue this is more advanced than the iron man stuff. I'm aware hacksmith are super talented and pull off some phenomenal feats of engineering but this is the kind of thing that legitimately provides hope for the future of this planet
This is amazing
❤❤❤ amazing
Gotta love those 3d printed termite tower.
I'd be worried they'd allow the bad stuff, bad fungus to grow on to. How do you avoid that? Just keep an eye on 'structures'? Introduce species that'd combat it?
Fantastic
Okay but like this, but arches
Would be such a cool entrance to a city park
So cool
Oh yes! We have been doing this for years in the ocean! We can definitely 3d print some coral reef bases too!
Yeeeees!!! I want these for my small neighborhood
woah that's crazy it's made from natural materials, if only mother Gaia herself has blessed us with big rocks on which moss and fungus could grow
Platic in the ground nice.
This is how humanity should progress with tech
I want to make these big eco sculptures so bad!
WHY IS THIS UNDERRATED
3d printed nature
Cool af but imagine how many insects you would find in there, I would stay a meter away from them
Incredible it's a giant chia pet!!!🤣
ngl this is so cool
Yes!
This sounds terrific! There should be more of these! ♻️
Looks like sci-fi monster nests, pretty cool
More all over the world
This is sooooo beautiful
That is so cool! (Also watching it settle during the timelapse was satisfying lol)
Cool. Make one for the reef reefs
West sacramento could use some of these boy would i love to see this on a daily walk with the dogs, theres great spots for art pieces all over
I wonder if this technology could be adapted to assist in the conservation of coral reefs… could be a huge help if so 🤞🏽
That looks so goofy and satisfying
Cool now make actual reefs with this tech for the ocean so we can undo SOME of the major damages we did to the ocean
We need more of this.
Sounds like the beginning of a horror zombie apocalypse using fungi and insects.
It sounds all well and good, but what about the bugs? As much as I like the outdoors and nature, the summer heat and bugs make me want to stay inside all day.
Actual trees would help with the heat
It's funny that there aren't any examples with nature growing on it.
The plants bro.
@@BirdmanJo_ its not nature if its man made bro.
It was only grass
It's an interesting idea but you could probably get the same effect by leaving a large piece of standing dead wood, and adding a new one every 5 years.
There are many insects which rely on dead wood for food, such as stag beetle babies.
Also termites. Which may not be a good idea to put next to homes and residences.
@@alpyki2588 I don't think Rotterdam has termites, but I could be wrong
I do like this.
Yes
Wow thats really cool :)
Reminds me of the first episode of the Outer Limits- the scorpion epi in the 1990s version
I’m hoping these don’t get treated like Austin the robot out in public..
There are maybe with nature materials. Good, what about the printer 🤔 and how is it exported? 🤔 I love technologie, don’t get me wrong 😅
What is the point exactly? To elevate a square meter of grass lane above the ground?
This is what i like implementing nature back into society
Errr...you do know we plant trees and shrubs and shit in cities, right? This is just inventing the wheel again, but worse. Pretty standard techbro nonsense, looking to solve problems by using the system that created the problem in the first place. Unless somehow magically this conjures more room for plants into existence, wich it doesn't, it's quite pointless.
Trees just have more benefits, including heat absorbtion via evaporation, providing shade, binding copious amounts of CO2, less dependency on watering past a certain age, and lasting much longer. Mother nature has been working on that project for _literal eons_ , some greenwashing tech startup is not going to come up with something better in just a couple of months or years.
This is kind of neat solarpunk artwork though.
oh, i love these
Or just let it grow. It can do that on it's own if you don't pave over it.
Yes. Put them up on the DC mall near the smithsonians.
I would my city has plenty but it could use more ^^
Awesome!!
I can only hope the clay soaks up the rainwater fast enough because OMG THE MOSQUITOES 😳😬😱😫
Omg this looks amazing and I'm very curious about it
Trees people, plant trees.they are carbon sponges.
biodiversity is important though. we can’t have only trees.
@@vic_x I used "trees" as a blanket statement. Plantation timber is what's called a "monoculture" which isn't helpful for biodiversity.
@@vic_xa tree has more byodiversity than that
This is actually genius and a perfect use for the house size 3d printers, who are still kind of useless for proper houses.
Elaborate how they’re useless.
@@Obscurity.x they are not very structuraly sound because its difficult to work in reinforcements, like rebar. They dont look so great and it still takes a ton of work to finish the house, and is not much faster or cheaper than just pouring concrete or laying bricks or using prefabs. I am sure one day this will be the Nr.1 thing for building, but today its still just a gimmic
Useless to do it on a 3d printer. Could be done way faster with like a mold. But then they couldn't use hyped up 3d printers in their start up marketing. Gotta use the fancy words to get the investors
@@MrMasterchickenLP i disagree for the sculptures, molds are limited in the shapes they can produce.
This is soo cool!!
That regret after the whole city turns into Australia:
So they break down within a year? Sounds wasteful in the long-term
Anyone with 3d printing experience, did you also gasp when it showed the time-lapse and the print starter sagging?
Looks like one of the one big termite mounds, speaking of them, this structure could be a host for unwanted things
“Unwanted things” like insects? That’s the whole point. Cities are already full of “unwanted things” not like these are gonna produce more rats
Insects would be wanted things….. insects are important parts of terrestrial ecosystems
Gorg, you better define what you mean by "unwanted things" or your internet life is gonna be doomed.
(Edit: this was not meant to sound so much like a threat)
The moment I saw it had holes and they said host to fungi, mosquitos and roaches were the first things I thought of. Or ants and gnats. Not to mention mice or rats. Would it not have worked like a vine supports where its a flatish surface?
Imagine getting one of these things outside your house, and then immediately getting a fire ant infestation.
Now I got a question with the fungi release spores that will cause people to be uncomfortable, probably causing allergic reactions of some sort?
Hardcore
Not only cities, I want one! 😍
Okay that looks sick and useful, i wanna see this in future cities
Get that in my house!
This is cool until the wasps notice it
So sad because these are so beautiful, but you know people will destroy these instantly
What are these 3d printers called
Prints a termite colony nest for that little queen he brought...
And this is why I hate trypophobia
What does it do? Make life grow where it doesn't want to grow? To make humans feel good?
the last of use in the making!!!
How infections spread
Viruses.
Bacteria.
Parasites.
Fungi.
Prions (faulty proteins).
Still think it's a good idea???
Bro at first i thought they were just sculptures that look vaguely like fungi, i was gonna be so mad after "bring nature back to cities"
this is what those fictional future-set stories all have in their environment
See climate activists! This is how you help the planet!
How come humanity having thought of this yet!?!?!
I want one!
What exactly would grow on this things? And if it would grow there naturally, then why doesn't it grow on normal buildings?
Yup i want one.
"hey what are you? you look thicker and white"
"im actually mud but i identify as a plant"
Y'all bringing the ocean to the city?
Architectural Chia Pet 😮
"They are made from natural material" somewhat confuses me...
Is there anything that is not made of something that originally comes from nature? Like... Someone wills it out of thin air? Or maybe there is a material that comes from the warp?
I agree, even things such as polyester, paracetamol or other necessarily come from nature, it just may take more steps, but at which point would one stop calling something "made from natural material"?
Don’t know about “all a forms” bears probably shouldn’t be just roaming the suburbs.
However I really like this.
OMG IT IS IN MY COUNTRY???
Save the planet....700.00 at a time
🎵🎶Holland is die geilste Stadt der Welt🎶🎵 🇳🇱 sry 😂❤❤
But really a very good idea❤
Liebe aus Deutschland❤❤🇩🇪
It looks like the structures in the serie raised by wolves
So there will be fun guys there?
Artificial *Nature*🗿
Including poisonous Mushrooms What about Mosquitoes and ticks. Leeches
you need to make the holes bigger for birds
Mices will like it too tho
The beginning looked like frosting 😭
Sounds like a great home for stinging insects.