Changing our World The Future of 3D Printed Homes 

3D printing can bring so much benefit, looking forward to its wide adoption.

This is definitely a shift in affordable housing and sustainable construction. Thanks for sharing.

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3D printing is an interesting topic in itself, but it is even more interesting that they make 3D printers to make houses! That is so cool. Thanks for sharing and look forward to learning more about this topic.

Thanks for sharing this revolutionary and innovative idea

I am blown away how far 3D printing has come along. This is really cool and I imagine it has the potential to make housing affordable for everyone

This is quite interesting and the homes look pretty stylish and modern!

Wow.This is can be an interesting and sustainable way of building new generation houses. Thanks for your idea sharing.

We use PERI forms for our concrete projects now, cool to see they are one of the pioneers in 3D printing concrete buildings

Very interesting, I had no idea it had come so far already. Thanks for sharing.

So interesting! A ton of building construction done in Iceland is with concrete and it has held up great!

woah, I did not know they made 3D printers that large!! thanks for sharing!

Thank you so much for this video.

Wow! such an amazing innovation. It is definitely going to be a huge success in the future.

Thank you for sharing 3D painting homes through this video which will enhance compatibility of our beautiful house ❤

Thank you so much. It was really informative.

Very interesting technology. I had no clue that this was even being done!

This is absolutely incredible tech, and certainly disruptive within the construction industry. I wonder if architects have an easier time designing homes when they can both simulate and realize their builds on a digital platform. I also wonder about the points of resistance: what does this innovation mean for home building professionals, and what will this industry look like in the next generation? Thought-provoking stuff!

I did NOT know most of that. Very interesting. I'm curious if this is only feasible in large cities or are you able to move the equipment far distances to build outside the city/cottages etc. I'm also wondering if there was damage, how easy is a repair to a concrete wall? If there was a failure, is it catastrophic or just localized. Very interesting....

Does this make sense in Winnipeg? What are the thermals like?