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Coastruction

ApplicationRotterdam, NetherlandsFounded 2021· One of 462 Application companies tracked by AMPulse

Coastruction offers sustainable coral reef restoration solutions through innovative 3D printing technology, producing 3D printed coral reef structures and providing comprehensive reef restoration services.

CEO / Founder
Nadia Fani
Team Size
1-10
Stage
Active
Total Funding
$324K
Latest Round
Crowdfunding

Technology & Products

Key Products

3D printed coral reef structures, Reef restoration services, Marine ecosystem monitoring tools

Technological Advantage

Delivers faster and more cost-effective coral reef restoration compared to traditional methods through innovative 3D printing solutions.

Differentiation

Value Proposition

Providing a sustainable, cost-effective, and rapid method for coral reef restoration using cutting-edge 3D printing technologies.

How They Differentiate

Unique application of sustainable 3D printing technology with a strong emphasis on environmental impact and cost efficiency.

Market & Competition

Target Customers

Marine conservation organizations, environmental agencies, and research institutions.

Industry Verticals

Marine conservation, Environmental science, Research and development

Competitors

Reef Design Lab; archiREEF

Growth & Milestones

Growth Metrics

In 2023, developed and built Asterix, a custom-made 1-cubic-meter powder bed 3D printer, which came to life at the start of 2024, enabling first prints for Reefs 'R Us. In November 2022, won the CityLab010 competition, securing a subsidy of €81,883 to build the Asterix printer and fund the Reefs 'R Us project. Installed over 100 Purpose-Built Reef structures at Oostvoornse Lake to create the Goby Reef. Currently testing Purpose-Built Reefs at Deltares with TU Delft researchers.

Major Milestones

Successfully printed prototype structures with 'Idefix', Plans to build a new mobile printer called 'Asterix', Installed three custom-designed Purpose-Built Reefs in the Red Sea (early 2025), Completed first large-scale Purpose-Built Reef installation (July 2025)