The world's largest 3D-printed construction project is currently underway in Qatar. The effort involves printing a pair of ...

It's designed to withstand local seismic activity and combines modern 3D-printing construction techniques with traditional local craftsmanship in the form of a thatched roof.

A hybrid Mighty Buildings structure gains a 3D printed roof. Mighty Buildings When the company emerged on the market, they did so with a fully ready technology, successful first installations ...

The first home took 10 days to print, and the second took just six days, followed by four to five months for a general contractor to finish them with a roof, utilities, windows and doors.

The walls, insulation, roof, and floors of the model 3D-printed house are all made of wood fibers and plant-based resins, and were printed on what the university says is the world’s largest ...

The 3D printer can print the shell of the house—the floor, roof, and two walls—in a single day. In the walls, the printer includes channels for plumbing and wiring.

The 600-square-foot prototype has 3D-printed flooring, walls and a roof made of wood fibers and bio-resins. Dagher said he envisions using those materials in the manufacturing process to quickly ...

For TERA, the 3D-printed roof is an easily supported half-inch-thick dome.) And many of these pioneers have their heads in the clouds. TERA, which was designed by AI SpaceFactory, ...

According to SQ4D, the strength of the structure is more than double the industry standard and a home can be built in less than 48 hours. The company put the country's first 3D-printed home on the ...

A NSW government rollout of an ambitious plan to build more social housing with 3D printing technology has garnered mixed ...

The roof, walls and floor of this house were made using the University of Maine's 3D printer. (Nicole Ogrysko/Maine Public) The home has been printed using a material known as wood flour.