3D printing is taking home construction to new heights. In Houston, a giant printer is building what designers say is the first 3D-printed two-story house in the U.S.

The “3D printers” control nozzles spouting concrete mix based on programmed coordinates, similar to a desktop 3D printer but at a much larger scale. They only require a small crew to operate.

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3D printing can potentially be a faster and cheaper method of building homes. ... a concrete mixture that’s coming from a nozzle and essentially printing the house layer by layer from the bottom up.

In Houston, a giant printer is building what designers say is the first 3D-printed two-story house in the U.S. The machine has been pouring a concrete mix from a nozzle, one layer at a time, in ...

See how a 3D printer built a three-bedroom house in just 80 hours for less than $300,000. ... Then, the raw materials are mixed and the cement is pumped through hoses and pushed through a nozzle.

The feature is the product of a hard-working nozzle in what is Singapore’s first 3D-printed house. Park estimates 400 layers of concrete “Colgate” were squeezed out just to form the asymmetrical cone ...

A Texas company — driven by a mission to create faster, better and more affordable housing — is 3D printing homes. It's also ...

Italian 3D printing company WASP has revealed plans for an experimental 3D-printed house named Itaca. ... and rice husks out of a nozzle in layers to build up the structure of the home.

This is sort of a fancier house that Icon has printed as kind of an argument for a 3D printed architecture that you can make, like, a luxury home with this stuff. And I mean, I gotta say, it was nice.