Vacationers have been flocking to Airbnb's "unique stays," and searches for these unconventional rentals have jumped 94% in 2021 compared to the same time in 2019, according to Airbnb.
Now, a new one-of-a-kind unique stay is available for summertime vacationers to rent: the Fibonacci House …
... Canada's first 3D-printed home and Airbnb's first 3D-printed concrete tiny home, according to a press release from Twente Additive Manufacturing (TAM).
Twente Additive Manufacturing is a Dutch construction technology group that specializes in, of course, 3D-printed concrete homes.
Like other 3D-printed concrete homes, the sound and weatherproof Fibonacci House has distinctly curved walls.
If the home's name sounds familiar, that's because its design and name pay homage to the Fibonacci Sequence - or the golden ratio - hence its curved appearance.
The home was designed to use "the least number of straight lines in the design as possible," according to the press release.
