Showing posts with label house. Show all posts
Showing posts with label house. Show all posts

3 Jun 2022

3-D Printed Homes

As the demand for social housing 
Shoots up in many countries
The waiting list of council homes
Increasing with each year 
The number of homeless people in 
The streets increasing significantly 
Even in the developed countries 
There is a need for faster construction 
Of homes that need to withstand 
The climate change effects 
Large 3-D printing machines can 
Build a floor of houses within days 
All sorts of complex structures are 
Built with 3-D printing technology 
3-D printed homes made with concrete,
Hempcrete, and other materials show 
Good thermal and insulation properties Make homes cooler inside in hot areas 
Cost savings are possible with no plastering, With lesser manual work 
Multiple homes can be constructed faster 
It can solve social housing issues 
If governments adopt this technology 
It is ideal for constructing small houses 
3-D printed homes could be a cheaper solution for social housing demands. Hempcrete based 3-D printing can be sustainable solution for none availability of sand. Basic structures printing only need human supervision and providing the material. It eliminates labour costs significantly. Avoiding plastering can also provide cost savings.  ASME and The Guardian

23 Nov 2009

Lizards –Household Dinosaurs

Everyone has fascination for dinosaurs
The lizard beasts extinct in the past
Leaving behind the legacy of a lifetime
But there are lizards still alive
The poor cousins of dinosaurs
Its seen everywhere in the house
Be it in kitchen, bathroom, garden, and rooms,
The miniature replicas of a giant legacy
Seen in different sizes and colors
Roaming in the walls in search of prey
Hides in the unlikely gaps
Lays eggs inside the lamps
Generations of them co-exist without affecting us
Killing all those flies, cockroaches like true hunters
Watching them, hunting is indeed amazing
Creeping so slow and then latching on
With its sticky tongues in a flash
True patient hunters with grit
It’s a god’s gift that they can shed tails
To fool the enemies, and to escape
As trembling tail can scare even the cold-hearted
My cat looks in all those walls
In search of beautiful lizards
As he likes to eat lizards
So when he is around, it’s a mystery
Where all those lizards vanish
These household dinosaurs
Acts as pets clearing the home from bugs
At times scares by flying around
When least expected
Though some big cousins of them strives in jungles
These lizards happily live in homes with comfort