3D Printing, a technology originally envisaged to merely make prototyping quicker in the product development process, has grown over the decades to become the phenomenon that it is today. Desktop 3D printing units is something that still continues to amaze and astonish.
But another format of 3D Printing that often gets overlooked, is when the “Print bed” stops being limited to a few square feet and is increased many times to allow not only manufacturing of small to medium objects, but also construction of small habitable buildings to large scale luxury homes.
In this in-depth guide, we will be taking a look at 3D printed houses, the materials they can be built from, their qualities, advantages, disadvantages, costs, the technology that makes them possible, as well as if and how you could potentially buy one.
