3D printed houses are here, but can you purchase one? Discover a few projects and find out whether you can buy a 3D printed house in 2023.
3D printing is all the rage in construction, but are 3D printed houses that much cheaper than traditional ones? Read about all about them.
No amount of drawings, blueprints, or digital 3D models can replicate the real-life perspective that you get with your own 3D printed architecture models. 3D printing makes it easier, faster, and more accurate.
3D printed construction is growing, but materials vary from project to project. Find out more about 3D printed house materials.
While there are several projects completed, 3D printed houses for sale are not a common sight. Read on for the latest developments!
MX3D has finally finished building the full span of its long-awaited 3D printed steel bridge! For the next step, the Dutch company is working with the Cambridge Centre for Smart Infrastructure and Construction to install a network of sensors on the bridge.
Unique shapes, textures, and patterns out of concrete used to be the realm of industrial fabricators, but now, with 3D printing molds to order, they've become a lot more accessible.
If prepping your architectural model files for the 3D printer is more complex than you thought, learn these ins and outs of file prep for flawless 3D printed models.
CAD has served us well, but it's time for industries to move to the bolder vision of BIM. Learn about the process of shifting from CAD to BIM.
Optimizing the concrete need while keeping up with stress requirements, Dutch company Vertico unwraps 3D printing's potential in the construction industry.
CONCR3DE, a stone 3D printing company, suggests using 3D printers to rebuild Notre Dame and has already printed a replacement gargoyle to prove it's possible.
Many companies have turned their attention to 3D printing construction. But the question remains, how long does it take to print a house? Find out!
Saudi Arabian construction company Elite for Construction & Development Co. placed an order earlier this month to COBOD International for the largest 3D construction printer in the world.
Autodesk created a 21-foot-long additive manufacturing "toolbox" for the construction industry which houses two Panasonic TS-950 robots for 3D printing large metal components.
A French family of five has just become the first to ever move into a fully 3D printed house. Constructed in just 54 hours, the inhabitable structure is 1,022 square feet large, and includes four bedrooms and a central living area.
The construction company ICON is working together with the charity New Story to combat inadequate housing across the globe. Using ICON's Vulcan 3D printer, the collaborative effort aims to 3D print 650-square-foot homes that are affordable and sustainable.