First in Russia (and they claim in Europe as well) 3-D printed house appeared in Yaroslavl city. It took just one month to print it! Then some decoration and roof was added to make it look like a normal house.
The total size of the house is 300 square meters or around 3000 sq feet.
The house is already connected to all lines such as water pipes and electricity.
It is certified and soon be placed into the registry of Russian properties.
This is how they built it on a huge printer that pours concrete.
It’s being controlled by a laptop computer.
The developers of the printer are a company from Yaroslavl.
They say their method cuts down the time needed to build a house a lot.
Already some Russian innovation centers are interested in ordering houses from this 3D printing company to be built.
So they plan to build or “print” another house pretty soon.
Fascinating metal steps in the 3rd photo. They seem uniquely Russian.
Ok but i need only two things – how many m2 and how much$? 😀
Heating connection also is so advenced
So, McMansion has finally arrived in Russia? How awful!
In photo 8 you can see the crane used to move the printer head around is from a Danish company called 3D Printhuset who already built a house in Copenhagen…
They even have attachment points on the roof so Russian helicopter can deliver it anywhere with twenty four hours notice or its free.
Housing is in short supply and this might meet a severe need.