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"Over the past few years, 3D-printed architecture technology has matured from a hobbyist novelty to being used to create everything from offices to affordable housing – it now seems more a case of when, not if, it will become a widespread construction technique. The latest stride in this area concerns a plan to create the world's first 3D-printed school in Madagascar."
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This sounds very exciting but I need to understand "3D printed architecture". Being used to thinking of things being printed on two-dimensional paper or card, it makes it impossible to imagine what it is to print in 3-D. I am sure there is someone out there able to make this understandable to me, and request that you please do so. Does it mean that the plans for buildings may be seen three dimensionally on a card?