out of what material, plastic?

concrete and shit iirc

I'll find the article

^ ye

I know which one

and they are actualy quite sturdy but have some limitations

I'd be happy in a small house tbh

https://inhabitat.com/a-10k-tiny-house-3d-printed-in-24-hours/

about 250 sqft

It's a good first home buyers house

should be more than enough

Get a mortgage on land and get this

https://youtu.be/OYqBxEAtXZA

Then build a normal house once land is paid off

just read the article

pretty neat

what's the limitations on this tech? why hasn't it reached mass-production?

time:place:laws

Probably because it'd cause a shitstorm

Nobody will want a 400k house

this is new technology takes time

@fzz

I guess they gotta introduce it gradually. It's still new so you gotta monitor the structural integrity over time

also that is nothing

https://www.cnet.com/news/worlds-first-3d-printed-apartment-building-constructed-in-china/

read this one

Holy shit

wew lads

of course the chinks would be the first on this

now you can make houses for even cheaper to maximize profits

its basicly just your average element home

The person who introduces it into the first world market is gonna be rich

just "3D printed"

Like the people who build the doomsday bunkers

https://www.skanska.co.uk/about-skanska/innovation-and-digital-engineering/innovation/3d-printing/

skanska also does it

its not that its not done .. its mostly laws and costs what keep things on thight leash for now

you know construction inspections in midway done houses

yeah... cant be easily done in "ready .. print" houses

https://www.3ders.org/articles/20130922-skanska-uses-3d-printed-cladding-on-its-50m-london-building.html

pls australia have 3d printed houses