Architectural engineering

Silent dust free reversible assembly of gem-gum-tiles with very high and possibly adjustable thermal isolation can replace concrete, clay bricks, wood, steel sheets, styrofoam and essentially all other materials that today are used in house building. Materials could be delivered via an global microcomponent redistribution system. ("pumping houses")

High level connection mechanisms for AP products should allow taking out bricks of various shapes and sizes. Eiter via makroscale automation or completely manually.

For looks thin sheets of stone (e.g. granite) cut out from the lithosphere via advanced underground working can be integrated. The exact location from where it was cut out can be kept stored and the piece can be protected by a thin diamond enclosure. This preserves as much of nature as possible and allows for later research if interest arises at some point in time. If the materials are in place modifiable they could perform self repair and physical software upgrades possibly using upgrade compatibility microcomponent adapters if the new microcomponents are of different shape than the old ones.

The materials of metamaterials of interest here are of a specialized nature unlike e.g. utility fog