Dijital olarak üretilen toprak yapıların inşaat 4.0 bağlamında incelenmesi

Earth is among the most ancient construction materials utilized globally for times. While locally produced building materials provide several environmental benefits, attaining optimal efficiency regarding construction time, cost, and quality in urban settings remains difficult. Contemporary natural building materials have begun to reshape the construction sector with the help of technological developments. In the era of Construction 4.0 and sustainable development goals, digital fabrication and mass customization are changing local construction. Low-carbon materials such as soil have replaced contemporary building materials with high embodied energy. Therefore, understanding the impact of these technologies on earth-based construction techniques can guide future design and construction processes. The history, development process, footprints of current local practices, and the future of digital manufacturing technologies used for earth-based materials are examined in the context of Construction 4.0 core values. This thesis study examines local and innovative digital production techniques with earth-based materials and presents an evaluation of these within the scope of Construction 4.0 core values. It is expected that the thesis research will contribute to the construction sector by presenting a comparison of digital and robotic production techniques of earth-based materials in terms of material, technique, and labor in accordance with the Construction 4.0 core values in order to increase their usage areas in the construction sector.