It took around 45 hours of 3D printing to build this 1,076 square-foot house

It can get demolished and then rebuilt using its own debris as a material.
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It took around 45 hours of 3D printing to build this 1,076 square-foot house
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3D HOUSING 05 is a 3D-printed home built on-site at piazza Cesare Beccaria in Milan. It covers and area of 1,076 square feet and its printing process took 48 hours split over the course of a week. When the building's life cycle comes to an end, its debris can get recycled and used as the raw material for new 3D-printed constructions.


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