compared to brick houses, or compared to cardboard houses? anyway… every time there is a new technology, it is terrible. just remember when the first digital cameras or the first flat screen monitors came.
Literally in the 3D printing for dummies book, it says that 3D printed houses that will be disposable will be part of the future and the next industrial revolution.
I don’t see a problem, lumber is expensive af and there’s a huge homeless problem here in the US, so if that tech was supported it could make villages for homeless people to get services and have a temp home. I say temp home because section 8 homes in general aren’t meant to be forever apartments and I’m going off of that trope for the term temp home, I just didn’t want to use the wording, “3D Printed Projects-Style Housing.”
By all accounts I have read that didn’t come from the company selling them, these constructions are terrible.
compared to brick houses, or compared to cardboard houses? anyway… every time there is a new technology, it is terrible. just remember when the first digital cameras or the first flat screen monitors came.
Compared to any structure that is actually up to code.
Horsehair plaster homes that are used as apartments with old metal clad wiring and lead paint are a thing. I think a 3D printed home is a step up.
Literally in the 3D printing for dummies book, it says that 3D printed houses that will be disposable will be part of the future and the next industrial revolution.
I don’t see a problem, lumber is expensive af and there’s a huge homeless problem here in the US, so if that tech was supported it could make villages for homeless people to get services and have a temp home. I say temp home because section 8 homes in general aren’t meant to be forever apartments and I’m going off of that trope for the term temp home, I just didn’t want to use the wording, “3D Printed Projects-Style Housing.”