7 Coolest 3d Printed Houses Ever!

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Now you create almost everything with 3d printing technology including houses and even tiny homes. Some of those 3d printed house can be built with in 24 hours without spending thousands of dollars. 3d printed homes could help put an end to world’s lack of affordable housing. Because housing costs have skyrocketed over the past three decades. And owning a home is now more expensive then ever. Now a days, the average American home costs about $335,400. So the 3d printed house builders wants to make affordable housing possible with 3d printer. Here you can see some coolest 3d printed houses that will change your thoughts about owning a house in future.

1. ICON 3d printed house

New story, a housing charity organization and ICON a construction tech company have partner together to invent this 3d printed houses for sale. A home like this can be built in less then 24 hours because of the 3d printing technology.

 

Their goal is to end the global homelessness. For the reason that this prototype house was built in Austin,TX. It measures 650 square feet. Above all mortar was printed layer by layer and the human workers installed windows, doors, plumbing, and electrical system.

2. Apis Cor 3d printed house

 

The Apis Cor is a San Francisco- based housing company. They are also building homes with a mobile 3d printer. They also build these kind of houses within one day. And they are build to last up to 175 years.

 

Here is how it’s done, the 3d printer is programmed to the home’s structure. It then applies cement layers to form the shape of the house. This home measures 409 sq ft. It also features an open layout with a kitchen, bedroom and a small bathroom.

3. Arup and CLS Architetti’s 3D-printed house

 

This massive 3d pronted house took one week to build. Engineering firm Arup and Italian studio CLS Architetti collaborated on the house which was made entirely with 3d printing technology.

 

This house filled with a kitchen, living room, and a bathroom. Also the whole house was build using a portable robot and a special concrete mix made from recycled demolition debris.

4. Houben Van Mierlo Three dimensional Printed Buildings

 

These rentable 3d printed houses are being developed by Eindhoven University of Technology and Houben & Van Mierlo Architecten. Even more each and every parts of the building will be printed in a factory using a concrete mixture and assembled on site.

 

They claim the technique could allow people to design their own house and instruct a 3d printer to build them ‘at the push of a button’. And also the architects believes that 3d printing will offer a wider variety of building forms.

5. Gaia 3d Printed Building | Biodegradable Materials

 

This house was 3d printed using biodegradable material. It was construct by the 3d printing technology manufacturer WASP. They have printed the structure with a mixture of natural materials such as soil, chopped rice straws and husks.

 

So the Gaia house will biodegrade if the structure isn’t maintained properly. The company claims this method of building produces houses with almost no environmental impact.

6. 3D-printed micro home | DUS Architects

 

This unique 3d printed urban micro home was created by DUS Architects in Amsterdam. This tiny urban cabin provides you an individual space within the city. 3d printed tiny houses will be the sustainable, on-demand and customizable housing solutions for the fast growing cities around the world.

 

Even more It’s printed with the dark colored bio-based material. The stepped porch are created using the concrete to give and attractive texture and look. Likewise this tiny printed house features a unique sculptural outdoor printed bathtub.

7. PassivDom 3D-Printed Home

 

The passiveDom homes are print within 8 hours with robotic printers. Furthermore, this 410 square foot model has walls, roof, and floor. It also require some human hands to finish it’s wiring works.

 

Also this complete Eco-friendly home gets the power from the sunlight with the solar panels on the roof. So, this must be the most cheapest, and elegant way to live a sustainable minimalist lifestyle. Finally, This three dimensional hoses will be our dream homes in future.

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