There is a home like no other in Columbus being built just steps from bustling Cleveland Avenue in South Linden. To construct it, builders are using a method that many are hoping becomes a possible ...

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D-printed homes are transforming U.S. housing markets as builders tackle shortages and rising costs with faster, stronger construction methods nationwide.

Sustainable Concrete Innovations says their 3D printed home just north of Wapakoneta is the first of its kind in the state. In the small northwest Ohio city of Wapakoneta, one house stands apart.

Engineers at MIT have recycled "dirty plastic into building products for homes that are lighter, more durable, and sustainable." ...

Discover two groundbreaking approaches to 3D-printed housing in this video: one using advanced concrete methods in Texas, led by ICON, and another using sustainable clay by WASP and Mario Cucinella ...

Mayo Makinde, the contractor behind Linden's first 3D printed home, shows off the beginning of the construction of the house on 26th Avenue. The first two feet of wall was poured earlier this summer ...

3D printers have been around for decades — think engineers making plastic prototypes of car parts or architects printing small-scale models of buildings. But what about 3D printing the buildings ...

One might say that Zachary Mannheimer is a bit of a riverboat gambler — a calculated one, though.  As founder and chairman of Greeley-based Alquist 3D, Mannheimer didn’t follow the most conventional ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Iowa State University professor Pete Evans, left, and instructor Dan Oswald stand with an Erectorbot printer at Iowa Central ...

Experts estimate around 60% of buildings that will exist in 30 years’ time have yet to be built. This equals constructing a city the size of Stockholm every week until 2050. However, the construction ...

Sustainable Concrete Innovations says their 3D printed home just north of Wapakoneta is the first of its kind in the state. In the small northwest Ohio city of Wapakoneta, one house stands apart.