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2023 Could Be the Year of 3D Printed Homes in the US: Photos - Vimarsana News

2023 Could Be the Year of 3D Printed Homes in the US: Photos

Startups Azure, CPH-3D, and Alquist have 3D-printed homes slated for 2023 while Icon and Lennar's 100-home community will open for reservation.

3D Printed School: Thinking Hut Brings Madagascar Access to Schools Built for Their Needs - Vimarsana News

3D Printed School: Thinking Hut Brings Madagascar Access to Schools Built for Their Needs

A non-profit organization makes sure that it is accessible for all and is easily made for immediate use.

An American non-profit organization built the first 3D-printed school in Madagascar - Vimarsana News

An American non-profit organization built the first 3D-printed school in Madagascar

Thinking Huts rely on additive manufacturing technologies to build sustainable schools. Recently, they built the first 3D-printed school in Madagascar.

Madagascar Is Home To The World's Second 3D Printed School! - Vimarsana News

Madagascar Is Home To The World's Second 3D Printed School!

The beautiful island country of Madagascar has a dire school shortage. About a third of Malagasy children have no access to education because the schools are too far away or severely overcrowded. Thinking Huts, a non-profit dedicated to increasing global access to education, believes that 22000 new schools are needed to fulfill the demand. The organization plans to tackle the issue with a series of 3D-printed schools, the first of which was completed in April 2022.

Photos: a Three-Bedroom $235,000 3D Printed Home in Virginia - Vimarsana News

Photos: a Three-Bedroom $235,000 3D Printed Home in Virginia

The concrete walls were built using COBOD's popular BOD2 printer system, which was also used to print a school in Madagascar and a tiny home in Denmark.