Chinese firm builds modular 3D printed home in three hours.

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Originally shared by Wayne Radinsky

Chinese firm builds modular 3D printed home in three hours. Well, that sounds possibly more grandiose that it is, because it looks like the 3 hours is the time it took to put the modules together, but they don't say how long it took to 3D print the modules. "Unlike most 3D printing companies in the property sector, the Chinese firm has avoided constructing its homes with layered concrete, instead opting for a 'secret' compound." "On a per square meter basis, homes will cost $400-$480." That would put a 1,800 square foot house in the $70,000 to $80,000 price range.
http://www.thedrum.com/news/2015/07/21/chinese-firm-builds-modular-3d-printed-home-three-hours

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