Few industries have seen the fast-paced level of innovations like the 3D-printing world. What began as a high-priced device capable of printing a small figurine in 12 or more hours has exploded into ...

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 machine has been pouring a ...

Typically, the process would take around four weeks to construct, but through 3D printing, it was cut down to 12 hours – as seen in the 1,200-square-foot home the organization’s Habitat for Humanity ...

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The design incorporates a number of features made for the local climate. Construction company shares photo of 3D-printed home ...

The first of five planned 3D printed homes nears completion at a Yuba County property, marking the start of the first micro community of such homes in California.

The home building industry is primed for innovation — and the advancements may help new homes weather a changing climate. For Jason Ballard, the future of housing is 3D printing. As the co-founder of ...

Daniella Glaeze documents her 3D printed home on TikTok, amassing millions of views. Icon and Lennar are building a community of 100 3D printed houses just north of Austin. The homes, made with ...

What if the future of housing wasn’t just built—it was printed? Imagine walking through a neighborhood where every home, from its sturdy walls to its sleek modern design, was crafted by a massive 3D ...

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HOUSTON, Jan 12 (Reuters) - A 3D printer is taking home building to a new level — literally. The enormous printer weighing more than 12 tons is creating what is believed to be the first 3D-printed, ...

Homebuilding giant Lennar is teaming up with Icon, a construction tech startup, to create a neighborhood. Together, the team will produce a 3D-printed 100-home development in Austin, Texas in 2022.