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3D Concrete Printing Technology Implementation in PPP Schools Project Package 2

Project Overview

The Project involves the development of fourteen new schools under a Public-Private Partnership (PPP), two of which will be constructed using 3D printing technology. These schools, located in various parts of Doha, will range from primary institutions to specialized science and technology academies. The initiative aims to upgrade and expand the existing educational facilities in Qatar, addressing the growing demand for quality education services. The project sites vary in size, ranging from 14,000 to 35,000 square meters, each tailored to meet specific needs and conditions.


Pioneering the Future: Unveiling the Power of 3D Printing in Construction

At the forefront of innovation, Ashghal boldly embraces Modern Construction Methodologies with a ground-breaking initiative by introducing 3D printing technology for the first time in Qatar. This visionary step not only exemplifies Ashghal’s commitment to pushing boundaries but also underscores the relentless pursuit of excellence.  By harnessing the transformative potential of 3D printing, Ashghal is not just building structures; but also shaping the future of construction.




Construction Technology

3D Concrete Printing (3DCP) is an innovative technology that utilizes software to precisely guide the deposition of materials for constructing three-dimensional objects or structures, eliminating the need for traditional formwork. The predominant method in 3DCP involves the extrusion of cement-based composites, which can range from fine aggregate mortar to concrete mixtures with larger aggregates. This cutting-edge technology offers numerous benefits, including the ability to create intricate geometries using a fully automated setup. Additionally, 3DCP facilitates material savings, enhances efficiency in producing complex concrete products, unlocks new architectural perspectives, and enables novel design strategies.





Application in the Project

As part of the innovative construction technology, non-bearing walls will be 3D printed on-site using a BOD2 3D printer from COBOD, a company specializing in 3D construction printing solutions.





For more information, please view 3D construction printing | COBOD.