Housing Market Crisis Stirs Mind-Blowing 3D Printing Solution
January 1, 2023
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as posted by the channel3D printers have been utilized in many fields and now it could potentially become a green, affordable solution to major problems surrounding the housing market crisis and unhoused populations. John Iadarola and Viviana Vigil break it down on The Damage Report.
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Are we on the cusp of a 3Dprinted housing revolution?
"Need a home? Just press print.
3D printers are increasingly providing a cheaper, greener and faster alternative to home building. The individualized designs and walls, which are made of stacked thin layers of concrete, are popping up everywhere, from a 100-house community in Georgetown, Texas to a single-family home in Borneo, Malaysia. In a time of skyrocketing housing prices, and growing concern for sustainability, 3D-printed houses are changing from niche gimmick to a potential mainstream housing solution.
“It has been an exponential take off,” said Marchant van den Heever, technical director of Harcourt Technologies, which distributes 3D printers and related equipment to companies in the U.K."
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