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As housing prices soar and availability plummets, developers look to 3D print houses that are cheaper, faster, and more sustainable.
3D printed houses are a reality! Check out our selection of the most amazing 3D printed houses, buildings, and projects worldwide.
At least the idea of 3D printed houses has been around for a while. Learn about the first 3D printed house projects turning it into reality.
You've heard of them, but what's the real potential of 3D printed houses? Learn why this technology is changing the face of construction.
If your 3D printer seems small, you're right. Check out the Vulcan II, a beast of a machine that 3D prints beautiful homes in less than a day.
While there are several projects completed, 3D printed houses for sale are not a common sight. Read on for the latest developments!
3D printing is getting big, literally. We take a look at 3D printing buildings to see if that is a topic we will read and hear more about. And: Yes, we will.
Chinese construction company HuaShang Tengda created this 3D printed house in only 45 days – and they 3D printed it live and on-site.
Forget air conditioning. With a splash of water, these 3D Printed Cool Bricks use science to keep the temperature down.
Italian company WASP could make a difference for those in need of housing by using their 3D printer to build cheap accommodation quickly.
During Milan Design Week, engineering firm Arup and architecture studio CLS Architetti are 3D printing a house called 3D Housing 05 near the Duomo cathedral.
University of Nantes team of engineers has showcased emergency 3D printed house that is realized in just 30 minutes.
Dreaming of a 3D printed house? Check out our selection of the most fascinating 3D printed houses, buildings, and constructions worldwide.
Can sustainability play a part in building a luxury resort? The Kisawa Sanctuary Resort in Mozambique utilizes materials like sand and seawater as base materials for 3D printing.
New Story, a housing charity, is creating a 3D printed community for the homeless in Latin America. The residents of the community will be families earning less than $200 per month.
Weber Beamix and BAM Infra opened the first 3D concrete printing facility in Europe. The venture, based in Eindhoven, Netherlands, aims to increase printing efficiency. They've already lined up a slew of jobs, like the Milestone Project residential homes.