SR2 3D printed air a top 10 pick by Dezeen

SR2, the 3D printed air ducting system created by UTS School of Architecture and architectural firm BVN, continues to grab attention from around the world. 

Most recently, the system has been picked as one of the top 10 sustainable design projects of 2022 by international architecture, interiors and design magazine Dezeen.

Interior busy office with 3d printed air ducting on ceiling

Image courtesy BVN

As Dezeen notes, the 3D printed solution "[c]ombined with swapping the traditional angular sheet metal construction of ACs for a more aerodynamic network of branching tubes … means the system uses less energy in operation and reduces embodied carbon by 90 per cent."

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