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THE LIGHTING “The light fixtures are all 3-D printed in cornstarch-based bioplastic.
We printed them in our big 3-D printer here in the office,” Holl says.
Iwan Baan
THE FOOTPRINT Holl wanted the house to take up as little space as possible. “I
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