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Icon is no longer the only one who gets to run Icon's printers. The Austin-based construction technology company has announced the commercial availability of Titan, opening up its multi-story robotic concrete printing system to external parties.
The printer is only half the battle. From carbon-capturing evoZero to local soil blends, we dive into the advanced material science that is finally making 3D construction viable.
3D printed construction is growing, but materials vary from project to project. Find out more about 3D printed house materials.
Pioneering researcher Julian Jauk explores the uses of 3D printed clay and why it’s the more sustainable building choice.
With the concrete shells now printed—the last taking just five days—Denmark’s Skovsporet project moves toward final completion in summer 2026.
Government grant money has been flowing into one small California 3D printing company that has big plans to become the foundation of sustainable energy projects.
One coastal French town bets on 3D printing to boost sustainable ecotourism for scuba divers while promoting and protecting marine life.
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.
Optimizing the concrete need while keeping up with stress requirements, Dutch company Vertico unwraps 3D printing's potential in the construction industry.