Sustainable 3D Printing
for Future Ready Construction

Additive to Predictive Manufacturing for Multistorey Construction Using Learning by Printing and Networked Robotics

Eco-Friendly Materials

Develop and utilize 3D printing materials made from recycled construction waste and local resources, reducing design time by 50%.

Smart Building with AI

Implement AI-driven “Learning-by-Printing” methods to enhance construction precision and ensure high-quality builds.

Efficient Structural Design

Create robust and sustainable structural components that cut material usage by 50% and lower carbon emissions.

Real-Time Site Planning

Use digital models to deliver real-time insights for planning and coordination, optimizing robotic construction workflows.

AM2PM project

AM2PM is transforming construction with sustainable 3D printing and advanced digital technology. Tackling climate change, cost pressures, and labour shortages, our project combines AI, automation, and digital twin systems to create eco-friendly, efficient building processes.

By reducing material use up to 50% and cutting carbon emissions, AM2PM supports a greener, more resilient future in line with EU goals.

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Consortium

The AM2PM consortium focuses on sustainable construction and advanced manufacturing technologies.

The Israel Institute of Technology (Technion) coordinates the project and includes top universities and innovative companies specializing in 3D printing, lifecycle analysis, and sustainable construction materials.

Consortium

Visual Journey Through 3D Printed Construction

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Introducing the AM2PM Living Labs

The new AM2PM Living Labs webpage highlights the teams, their roles, and how solutions are tested in real-world environments.

Newsletter #3

The third edition of the AM2PM project newsletter is now available on LinkedIn!

AM2PM at the Annual Portfolio Meeting

AM2PM joined the Annual Portfolio Meeting in Copenhagen to exchange progress, strengthen collaboration, and contribute to a shared European vision for digital and sustainable construction.

AM2PM presented to visiting EU delegation at Technion

A delegation from several EU countries visited Technion on 19 November, where AM2PM was presented as part of ongoing EU-funded research.

Fall Consortium Meeting in Copenhagen

The AM2PM consortium gathered in Copenhagen for two days of intensive collaboration and technical discussion.

Open Science in Action: Explore the AM2PM Zenodo Community

Explore AM2PM’s open-access research on Zenodo — shaping the future of construction.

Newsletter #2

The second edition of the AM2PM project newsletter is now available on LinkedIn!

New Publication on Earth-Based Falsework in Additive Manufacturing

The research team from the Technion and Hebrew University has published a new paper introducing methods for Earth-based falsework in multi-material additive manufacturing.

New Video Release: TUM Demonstrates 3D Printing

TUM researchers showcase their work in a new AM2PM project video on small-scale 3D clay printing.

New TUM Publication Showcases Learning by Printing

The research team from TUM has published a new research paper that introduces the concept of Learning by Printing.

AM2PM Project Presentation Now Available Online

We are pleased to announce that the official presentation of the AM2PM Project is now live and available to the public!

Hackathon and General Meeting in May

The AM2PM consortium gathered for an online hackathon and General Meeting in May for focused collaboration and strategic discussion.

AM2PM Featured on BUILD UP

The article about the AM2PM project has been featured on BUILD UP, the European portal for energy efficiency and renewable energy in buildings.

Join the Bio-Inspired Design Horizons Summer School

Our Portfolio partner PANTAREI invites you to the Bio-Inspired Design Horizons Summer School, taking place June 16–19, 2025, in Ferrara, Italy.

General Meeting and Exploitation Workshop

In April, the AM2PM consortium engaged in two events — the first General Meeting and the Exploitation Workshop — both instrumental in aligning efforts and shaping the path ahead.

Call for Applications: Azrieli Fellowships at Technion

Our AM2PM partner, Technion, has announced two prestigious Azrieli Fellowship opportunities for international students and young researchers.

The First Newsletter is Out

The first edition of the AM2PM project newsletter is now available on LinkedIn!

AM2PM Featured on the ECTP

The AM2PM project was featured on the European Construction Technology Platform (ECTP).

Dissemination and Communication Workshop

On February 18, the AM2PM consortium participated in an online Dissemination & Communication workshop, hosted by FENIX TNT, to enhance outreach efforts and ensure effective knowledge sharing.

AM2PM Promo materials are out!

We are delighted to introduce our latest promotional materials - a leaflet and a roll-up banner that highlight the key objectives of the AM2PM project!

AM2PM in European Energy Innovation

The AM2PM project was featured in the Winter 2024 edition of the European Energy Innovation Magazine.

Unique Career Opportunities in Construction and Tech Innovation

Join the AM2PM project and become part of a dynamic research environment at the intersection of construction, digital design, and emerging technologies

We offer cutting-edge career opportunities for emerging and experienced researchers eager to explore structural optimisation, BIM, AI, and robotics themes.

More positions may open soon - discover how you can contribute to shaping the future of sustainable and smart construction.

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Sustainable 3D Printing for Future Ready Construction

Additive to Predictive Manufacturing for Multistorey Construction Using Learning by Printing and Networked Robotics

AM2PM project

AM2PM is transforming construction with sustainable 3D printing and advanced digital technology. Tackling climate change, cost pressures, and labour shortages, our project combines AI, automation, and digital twin systems to create eco-friendly, efficient building processes.

By reducing material use up to 50% and cutting carbon emissions, AM2PM supports a greener, more resilient future in line with EU goals.

Consortium

The AM2PM consortium focuses on sustainable construction and advanced manufacturing technologies.

The Israel Institute of Technology (Technion) coordinates the project and includes top universities and innovative companies specializing in 3D printing, lifecycle analysis, and sustainable construction materials.

Visual Journey Through 3D Printed Construction

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