Building a home in less than a week for a fraction of the cost may sound unrealistic, but an Ohio company is making it happen ...

From Hawaii to Saudi Arabia, it plans to build communities of sustainable, net-zero, 3D-printed houses fabricated in microfactories that can be spun up virtually anywhere in a matter of months.

They are part of a revolution that is seeing 3D printers, which extrude plastic and other materials to build up solid objects, move from the tabletop to the construction lot. Since 2017 ...

While some politicians have expressed concern about the project's rapid timeline, this approach's benefits are hard to ignore ...

The Ramdanis are the first in the world to move into a 3D ... building industry? With curved walls designed to reduce the effects of humidity and digital controls for disabled people, this house ...

Currently, the plan is to start building the originally-planned second house in the spring ... Muscatine Community College, and Alquist 3D. Want to know more about the state of 3D printing ...

What this means, is that “C-FAB uses the 3D printed plastic ... forms and conventional building materials such as foam insulation and concrete, here’s how the house will be constructed.

One of those is 3D printing, which involves extruding concrete or other materials to build up the walls of a house. The University of Maine has been working on one such project, developing the ...

A university team in Chile has built a huge 3D-printed concrete home that they say is Latin America's first such building, using a robot "printer" that pours layers of concrete based on a digital plan ...