150,000 Plastic Bottles Were Used to Create This 3D-Printed Tiny Home
Based in L.A., Azure repurposes plastic waste into prefab residences that start at $20,000.
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Based in L.A., Azure repurposes plastic waste into prefab residences that start at $20,000.
Woodall's Campground Magazine Supplier Showcase: Touring Azure’s 3D Printed Cabin Top Story
Creating homes with 3D-printing technology in a fraction of the time can have numerous economic and environmental benefits.
Culver City, Calif.-based Azure Printed Homes Inc. will use additive manufacturing and recycled plastic to create tiny houses, backyard studios, accessory dwelling units (ADUs) — and maybe one day soon multistory modules.
Azure Printed Homes is looking to disrupt the nascent 3D-printed home industry by using recycled plastic as its building material.