Dubbo Regional, NSW views 3D-printed replacement for park facility as template for future uses

Dubbo Regional, NSW 3D-Printed Park Facility Template Uses

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Council officials issued a Call for Expressions of Interest for the building replacement project at Lions Park. The existing amenities facility will be replaced by a 3D-printed building made from high-strength concrete. The 3D printing process reduces the amount of construction waste and emissions for the project by streamlining material construction. Dubbo Regional Council will incorporate lessons learned from the Lions Park project into a planned residential development.

Parks and Recreation Design Building

Dubbo Regional, NSW

Area in New South Wales

Australia

Newsworthy

Dubbo to print 3D toilet block - Inside Local Government

Dubbo Regional Council has announced it will use the innovative construction method of 3D printing to build a new amenities block in the city. Mayor of Dubbo Regional Council, Mathew Dickerson said Council was committed to continuous improvement and finding more efficient and sustainable ways in all areas of operation. “As the current facilities at […]

3D-PRINTED AMENITIES BLOCK TO BE BUILT IN LIONS PARK - Dubbo Regional Council

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