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The aim of this research is to explore possibilities on how to implement 3D printed environments into urban areas to enrich local biodiversity and provide conditions for growth and development of flora and fauna within the structures. Emphasis is mainly placed on the research of material possibilities, their effect on the climate and microclimate of the 3D printed habitats and their surroundings, as well as their bioreceptivity. Clay and sediments are the focus of the explored materials domain. Various shapes were printed and observed for the growth of flora.
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