Experience innovation and sustainability with 3D printed houses in the Philippines

Our top-of-the-line fabrication technology helps set the mark for building a 3D printed house in the country that can provide not only sustainable and affordable homes, but also ensure growth, innovation, and global competitiveness for varying industries.
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Experience innovation and sustainability with 3D printed houses in the Philippines

Our top-of-the-line fabrication technology helps set the mark for building a 3D printed house in the country that can provide not only sustainable and affordable homes, but also ensure growth, innovation, and global competitiveness for varying industries.
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What is a 3D Printed House?

A 3D printed house is built using extremely large printers. The types of printers used in the process of building a 3D printed house are not like the usual 3D printer used by enthusiasts or beginners in the fabrication technology industry because they can extrude building materials such as plastic and concrete into a nozzle, and slowly build a three-dimensional part or object layer-by-layer into the size of a house. 3D printed houses are also seen as a fine alternative to traditional homes because of their sustainability and cost-effectiveness.

What a 3D Printed House Looks Like

Take a look at the different 3D printed housing projects, exhibiting exceptional geometrical designs.

Disclaimer: The sample images shown are not our actual 3D printed housing projects.
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FAQs on 3D Printed House in the Philippines

How long does a 3D printed house last?

Most 3D printed houses are made of concrete, which means that they can last for several years, with an estimated lifespan of 50 years or so. This will of course also depend on the quality of materials used during the construction process together with proper maintenance.

Are 3D printed houses safe?

3D printed houses are safe as they are strong and durable. They are also purposefully designed to withstand varying harsh weather conditions as well as natural disasters such as earthquakes and typhoons. However, since 3D printed houses are not like traditional homes, they still need to pass the requirements given by the local government to be able to live in them.

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