Miami-based climate-tech startup, Kind Designs, is leveraging 3D concrete printing technology from CyBe as a faster, cheaper, and more sustainable construction method to produce ‘Living Seawalls’.

By 3D-printing “living seawalls” that mimic coral reefs, the South Florida startup produces structures more quickly and cheaply than traditional methods—a crucial advantage as the region grapples with the threat of rising sea levels.

Seawalls are an imperfect barrier, but innovative design can mitigate their downsides

A Miami-based climate-tech startup producing eco-friendly, 3D-printed seawalls to protect coastal communities from rising sea-levels, is now installing its first seawall in Miami Beach.

Miami-based tech company Kind Designs has pioneered a groundbreaking approach by utilizing 3D printing to address both challenges at once.

Florida has long boomed economically from three revenue sources — farming, real estate, tourism. Now, local leaders would like to add the ocean to that list.

Merging structural necessity with environmental correctness is at minimum a challenge and at worst impossible. The world’s first 3D-printed Living Seawalls™️, by Kind Designs, is a perfect solution, as it aims to protect shorelines while creating habitat.

Commissioner Kevin Marino Cabrera is reducing regulations to protect Miami-Dade’s coastline and foster innovation.

This year's hurricane season has left coastal communities reeling from catastrophic storm surge and flooding. Now, businesses and governments are focusing on innovative ways to protect their coasts while also sustaining marine life.

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Kind Designs’ 3D printed seawall is a winner in Fast Company’s 2024 World Changing Ideas Awards.

"This start up hopes to combat climate change with 3D Printer."

"KindDesigns is protecting land and marine life with 3D printers."

"3D printed sea walls that have environmental benefits."

They are backing Kind Designs’ mission to create its proprietary Living Seawalls that mimic natural coral reefs and mangroves, aiming to turn the tide against devastating sea-level rise and ecosystem decay.

Seeing that there was not a lot of attention on solutions, and specifically technology that can be used to bring solutions to these cities, I left behind being a lawyer and decided to start Kind Designs,

The investment marks a significant milestone for the female-founded climate and construction tech startup

Kind Designs is a Miami-based construction and climate tech startup that is 3D printing living seawalls, a first in the country, which can serve as artificial reefs to help mitigate the impacts of the climate crisis.

South Florida got the nation’s first climate tech hub last year and now it’s getting money to make it run — $19.5 million

The company Kind Designs has installed the first-ever Living Seawall, created using 3D Printing…