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Chinese construction company Winsun Materials has gone beyond conventional building methods by constructing ten houses in less than 24 hours.
With the help of 3D printers, ten one-storey houses were ‘printed’ using recycled materials made up of refined construction waste and cement.
Each house cost less than $4,800 to produce, and will provide affordable housing to some of the poorer residents in the country.
Check out the video and photos showcasing the process below.
Will these be the homes of the future?
Click to watch:
[via Web Urbanist]
Chinese construction company Winsun Materials has gone beyond conventional building methods by constructing ten houses in less than 24 hours.
With the help of 3D printers, ten one-storey houses were ‘printed’ using recycled materials made up of refined construction waste and cement.
Each house cost less than $4,800 to produce, and will provide affordable housing to some of the poorer residents in the country.
Check out the video and photos showcasing the process below.
Will these be the homes of the future?
Click to watch:
[via Web Urbanist]