In Georgetown, Texas, the world’s largest 3D-printed community has emerged. Lennar, the nation’s second-largest homebuilder, and Icon, a 3D technology company, collaborated to construct 100 homes in the Wolf Ranch development. About 75% of these homes have already been sold. The homes, which start at just under $400,000, come in 2- and 3-bedroom models and feature all the amenities of a conventionally built Lennar community. Each home is solar-powered, with an electric bill as low as $26 per month reported by one resident. The project began in 2022 with two 40-foot robotic printers, expanding to 11 machines by the second year, which allowed the production of two homes per week. The cost to build these homes has decreased by half, and the construction time has also been halved. Encouraged by their success, Lennar and Icon are planning a second development in Texas, aiming to build 200 larger homes at an even lower cost.
Wall Street Apes
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Jan 13 James Li putting the pieces togetherHuge real estate developer already potentially looking at the devastation area of the Los Angeles Pacific Palisades firesThe developer is even already telling people who lost their homes not to rebuild and to moveThis huge developer “They
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3h Take a look inside the world’s largest 3D printed housing development
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Mar 9 Don’t even think about comparing Hyderabad with any other Indian city—just look and think about this scale of Construction
The rise of the new modern skyline is unreal. MyHome Nishada, the first residential project nearing completion in Neopolis, India’s richest area, is just
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3h Take a look inside the world’s largest 3D printed #housing development https://cnb.cx/41NOuN0
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Feb 23 This new development in Western Sydney absolutely blew my mind, but not for the reasons that you think.Let me explain in this video why you’ll never be able to build a house like this again in Australia.And of course, the kids are the ones that are going to get short
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Mar 7 I’ve lived in both and from Chicago. I agree with Jim Jones. The Largest complex of housing projects in the WORLD was in Chicago before they got torn down. Imagine the whole population of Bogalusa Louisiana in one housing complex….what are we even debating..
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