House Zero in Austin, Texas, is a 2,000-square-foot home that was built with 3D-printed concrete. Lake Flato Architects In architecture, new materials rarely emerge. For centuries, wood, masonry and ...

This is a completely new chapter for construction and manufacturing. Printing underwater fundamentally changes how we ...

Mighty Buildings, a startup building tech for prefabricated, ostensibly environmentally-friendly homes, today announced that it raised $52 million in a funding round co-led by Waed Ventures and Bold ...

GREELEY — A northern Colorado concrete startup that used to be a curiosity on job sites just landed something closer to the ...

D-printed homes are transforming U.S. housing markets as builders tackle shortages and rising costs with faster, stronger ...

The idea of using an “additive” approach in construction is not new. In fact, the first 3D printed building – a small, circular outbuilding made with stacked rings of extruded concrete—was erected in ...

When architect Michael Hansmeyer and ETH Zurich professor Benjamin Dillenburger got together to make this project, the sky was clearly the limit. This duo, along with a whole team to support them, has ...

The first house in California's first micro community of 3D printed homes stood between two metal tracks on a West Linda lot in Yuba County, nearly complete and unlike any of the other single-family ...

Europe’s largest 3D-printed building is scheduled for completion in July in Heidelberg, Germany. Spearheaded by Kraus Group, a local real estate developer, investor, and manager, this 6,600-sf project ...

Panelists at the Imagine Nation ELC Conference noted that for some emerging technologies—like large-scale 3D printing and augmented reality—agencies may have to “start with smaller.” 3D Printing GSA ...

When you think of manufacturing you probably envision buildings with machines that are huge. But in this nondescript Chicago storefront a revolution is transforming the American factory — with very ...

(THE CONVERSATION) – In architecture, new materials rarely emerge. For centuries, wood, masonry and concrete formed the basis for most structures on Earth. In the 1880s, the adoption of the steel ...