Coastruction released a short video on CNN highlighting 3D-printed Purpose-Built Reefs designed for local ecosystems on Saba and the Waddenvereniging in the Netherlands.

We believe in coastline reconstruction through installation of sustainable 3D printed coral reefs. Our goal is to contribute to restoration of damaged marine ecosystems through sustainable concrete structures for the marine industry. Our products are inspired by nature and emulate a healthy base for nature to return. Our production process closes the loop by using sustainable concrete as secondary raw material and capturing CO2 in our printed structures. Our facility is flexible - making it possible to engage in local challenges. Sustainable Climate Action: By installing sustainable artificial reefs, we do not only restore damaged marine ecosystems but also contribute to prevention of coastal flooding and overall climate change risk reduction. This is because Coral reefs provide an efficient initial line of protection against oncoming waves, storms, and rising sea levels which are a result of climate change.