The material
Stone (marble, limestone, granite)
Modern parametric and AI-driven design tools make it possible to create almost any form in the digital world. The challenge lies in bringing these complex designs into reality while facing rising costs, limited resources, and a shrinking labour force. With CONCR3DE binder jetting technology, waste materials from the stone industry can be upcycled into next-generation architectural elements, fully automated and without generating production waste.
Our printers process recycled natural stone powders to produce highly detailed and complex geometries at large scale. The printed parts are water and UV resistant, featuring smooth surfaces without visible layer lines, and offering strength comparable to traditional brickwork. Because binder jetting does not require support structures, any shape can be produced without design limitations.
The process works by depositing thin layers of mineral powder while selectively applying a binder to each layer. After printing, the parts are depowdered and, for outdoor applications, sealed for additional protection. Printed components can serve as final products, assembly elements, or lost molds for further production processes. Applications include wall panels, façade elements, furniture, lighting, branding installations, lobby features, sculptures, restoration work, and architectural ornamentation.
Get in touch with us to explore a 3D printing solution for your project or connect with one of the printing partners in our network.
