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No matter how appealing the idea of blasting off from the planet to live in a space pod might feel at the moment, putting your feet up in the outer depths of the universe is a few years off yet. But has Beijing created the home of the (slightly nearer) future? The world's first entirely 3D-printed house was unveiled in the Chinese capital a few weeks ago. The two-storey, 400-square-metre building is the first to have been printed in one piece, and took just six-and-a-half weeks to make in Beijing's Tongzhou district. The printer constructed the house, layer by layer, before getting in a team of decorators to add finishing touches. Architects working on the project suggest that this could be the start of a building revolution. It might even put paid to London's lack of affordable accommodation. House about that then?
We also want an ice cream museum like New York and Shanghai's Uber hot air balloon rides