6 Amazing 3D PRINTED HOUSE Projects in 2020

[@maryatvan]

I am a 70 year old woman whose landlord tried to evict illegaly. Real estate has recently created such a windfall for landlords, they realized double rental profits where within reach...if they could find a way to oust their present tenants. Luckily, Canada's Landlord Tenant Board protects tenant rights from unscrupulous greedy landlords. After a year of having unrelented repeated attempts of takeback of my sweet 550 sq. ft. little apt. I just can see your concept become a reality here in our country as weĺl. So many would have dreams come true finding peace and contenment in an ICON home. Jason your iconic 3-D homes would be much needed here. Collingwood, Ontario. This may never be realized for me in my lifetime, but for others, the sanctuary of a home for $4000 at base material cost is ingenius and affordable. Although purchasing land / lot is a consideration. You have my deepest gratitude wnd respect because you are goingbto change lives...one home at a time. ❤🏠❤

[@soulvoices1627]

I totally agree!

[@justsayleshe7508]

Bless you!

[@EvanBlack11]

My two favorite are Wasp and Icon. Wasp is so easy to break down and set up plus no need to heat or cool down.

[@fongus6420]

@MICHAEL ORANIKA wow! i didn’t expect to find a person who actually does this stuff on here.

[@MrFeofil]

@MICHAEL ORANIKA why there are not a video about your work on your youtube?

[@bruceadams6451]

Beautiful! This is the housing revolution we've needed for 50 years.

[@elal5176]

Awesome! I especially love the humanitarian companies that are helping those in need.

[@MrAtown3057]

Yeah they can build houses for construction workers who lose their jobs because of this.... AHHH PROGRESS..

[@randomnobodyplaythrough]

@@MrAtown3057 So we should also drop Motorised vehicles and go back to Horse-drawn vehicles?

[@zlac]

@@randomnobodyplaythrough Yes, and all those poor elevator drivers who lost their jobs... 😁

[@josephlivinglife5547]

Words can’t compliment this technology, this can help so many low income and homeless people who have no chance to own a conventional home thank you all

[@adspur]

It would be a dream if it were to become reality.Greed will ruin it .

[@DerpEye]

Yeah, too bad the bulk of the cost is the land you build on.

[@milotorres6894]

Great concept affordability for all land issue with greedy ppl will always complicate this great innovation to aid the masse's with shelter...😔🤙😔

[@oak8667]

@@DerpEye Depends on the country and location.

[@snapon666]

@@oak8667 they already have this in poor countries they are called cow shit huts ...look the same too

[@mudbots]

Hey guys... Love to show you around our factory. We've been building concrete printers for 3 years now. Thanks for getting out the word and raising awareness

[@timaldred4937]

Hey James where are y'all located? I'm interested in checking out the factory.

[@jimmoca2182]

I want one too

[@atomicmozart]

Love it! Wishing you well! Amazing technology that is much needed!

[@wilkensgarance]

If Icon and WASP start working together it could be so great!!! Actually if all this companies could work together, so much amazing things could come out of it: thanks for compiling them!!

[@SirManfly]

i sure want one of these homes that's for sure !!

[@thorfriis6284]

Hadrian X laying 1000 brick an hour, what two skilled bricklayers do in two days!

[@PeaceChanel]

Peace… Shalom… Salam... Namaste and Thank You for making Eco-Friendly videos and All that you are doing to heal our Mother Earth 🙏🏻 😊 🌈 ✌ 🌷 ☮️❤️

[@waxeye6488]

Real eye opening. These will be everywhere soon!

[@jbrinkley9-t1r]

This will eventually change everything! Thank you.

[@stephendonovan1356]

Extremely informative video on 3-D Home printing - Thanks!!

[@HEMIdouglas]

Who knew? Three D printing home construction for the homeless. Wow.

[@webthing2046]

Th at I'd wonderful news. And for the poor ppl too that cant afford a home of there own

[@flowerlandfilms]

...will be great... ...but unfortunately cost is not been the limiting factor in houses for the needy... ...the political will to solve the problem is...

[@samp43]

@@webthing2046 idk why you think this means you get a free house.

[@tonyjlorns1727]

Yep I will be starting projects to help these very people

[@YoshiTheWise]

The brick laying bot is probably my favorite.

[@jillmondt5398]

These are wonderful people doing the work for those in real need for safe homes. Thank you for providing this compilation of important facts. Imagine a future, not far off, where no one sleeps without shelter.

[@lovenature9000]

I love it .it is cheap and no homeless.better for humanity.

[@Dc_tech386]

Wow this is amazing jamaican need this technology icon

[@donnaloveall1195]

so glad to see homes that will withstand the climate change, from floods to torndo's to rotten wood. a safe home for everyone. That is what we need.

[@lyndawest7662]

Thanks for this video, it’s awesome! Great ideas and companies. I like Icon the best so far. I saw another video with one of the owners/developers and he was very knowledgeable, and wants to help people in need. He seems genuine and explained the 3D printing process so even I could understand it.

[@greenizgood]

I saw that as well. I think he is most conscious of the benefits for people in need for shelter.

[@marianasnirc307]

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[@lorilange8654]

Fantastic!!!! The houses are beautiful ❤️

[@iamv1c1ous80]

If I had to chose one, I’d go with Icon, the one at the very end. It seems very simple and cost efficient for me and I don’t really like two story houses anyway.

[@neviaferrette7044]

That's the one I'm already invested in. Lookin forward to their growth in the future.

[@stacknsat]

@@neviaferrette7044 what do you mean invested in? Like a reit?

[@neviaferrette7044]

@@stacknsat hi there what I ment by "invested in" was I physically bought stock in the company already. This is how much I want this company to take off. I am disabled.. I live in NYC and dont have a place of my own. This gives me hope that I can one day soon afford my own house. And be in my own space. Thank you for asking.

[@RobertSpiller]

@@neviaferrette7044 How can I bring this technology to Detroit? this can help so many people, including me as I live in an Apartment right now.

[@randomnobodyplaythrough]

Those machines are perfect for this Covid era.

[@shankshoanatlprez4453]

Wish I could afford a 3-D printed home. Amazing.

[@jantruitt9241]

Very Impressive! Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@user-lu2tb9nc3x]

Let's start using this in the U.S. and real soon. We need more safe, reliable, affordable housing. I would live in one of these structures tomorrow.

[@spacekat8249]

Fascinating! But I'me sure we are far from "mass construction"... If I could, I would choose the CRANE WASP project !

[@FBPrepping]

Yes, I agree. I liked it because of its simplicity and versatility.

[@susettegoudeau1155]

Wow!!! I am amazed and excited that we can now house lower income people and the homeless. I think removing housing insecurity goes a long way towards success in humanity.

[@annjuurinen9484]

Great you tube videos. Thank you for posting. Yes. This is the future. Coming more quickly that anyone can imagine.

[@therevolutionarythinker4450]

I want a 3D printed tiny house!

[@clarencesmith467]

How bout you go pay 3D= 3 dudes to do it so they keep a job and provide for there families oh that's right because you all worship iPhones and robots🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤯

[@cool4556]

1234 you can’t blame the western worker. blame the western capitalists. and the western school system.

[@prasenjitdey4222]

Technology knows no bounds, absolutely amazing, watching from India & I hope it is open for my eyes. Excellent!!👌👍👏👏

[@Flagz69]

No one cares where are you from 🤷‍♂️

[@jimstaxx4978]

Incredible! This could go a long way in not only creating more affordable housing, but also leveling the homeless problem across America.

[@jameseastwood3847]

Remarkable. It is a brave new world.

[@firechicken2011]

Awesome! Now I just need one of those huge ass 3D printers and one monster of a desk.

[@kevinsmith-kevcorealtorins2039]

This is fantastic and every country should have a “summit” to collaborate to solve everyone’s construction 🚧 problems.

[@Gothiqueluv]

It's about time!

[@isee7668]

I found the Constructions-3D unit to be the most compelling.

[@alexanderkiyashkin1730]

There are self-driving cars, trucks and there are robots that bring objects from A to B and can also open doors independently if you combine these technologies so 3D home printers with self-driving cars and robots because you can build whole cities. Once you have programmed this correctly, the efficiency is unimaginable!!!

[@tammyh7510]

This is awesome, I need one. I'm single and older I need something like this

[@JohnSmith-yi9yt]

What are you trying to build

[@inspectable]

Great stuff!!! Thanks!!!

[@angelamunoz3427]

I plan on buying one in the future awesome

[@5D-Marquis]

I really love this concept. Being in the industry for 30yrs I see it has great potential. Affordable housing is just a phrase, like the other comment made we are still under the thumb of corrupt governments and corrupt industry who controls the products we require to build new homes. Until that changes we have big challenges ahead. It’s a step in the right direction. Living in Canada, our engineering requirements make it tough to build such structures at this time but I see there are ways to overcome it. Other countries with less stringent building standards and lower income areas, this could be a win?? Costly? Who knows. I’ve seen claims of 5k to print a small home? It does not explain what that includes? Considering it being new tech, I would imagine the costs to completion to be much higher. Most developing nations run around 60-100$/sqft. I will be keeping a close eye on future developments, thanks for sharing!

[@automateconstruction]

I cover the most recent developments in 3D printed construction on my channel you should check it out I have some newer projects not featured here including the biggest 3D printed house in America

[@datatwo7405]

Less stringent building standards? Really? What, the current manner of warehousing poor people in tiny two-car garage size apartments is too extravagant? I understand you're from Canada, but considering the U.S. population is 3rd behind China and India and has increased by over 130 million since the 1960s the market should be quite large and profit potential abounds. Being that the rate of poverty and substandard income has increased exponentially since then, this kind of thinking is right up the American alley, and if the big boys can refrain from being too greedy the U.S. should look like a tiny house park from sea to shining sea in less than a generations time.

[@SugarRay2]

Data Two developing countries do have less stringent standards. Have you seen how houses are built in India or Vietnam compared to the US in general? In developing countries people need jobs, this machine will take away jobs.

[@grandvizir]

Data Two you can’t build new appartement complexes in Europe if they don’t have fire/water hazard safety build and plenty of stuff like that, which increase the time, materials and price. In my country you have to build it for wheelchairs ( not an option ), meaning a huge bathroom, kitchen, room and corridors. All that kind of stuff is not required in a lot of countries. He probably meant it in the opposite way, not despising the 3rd world but the first one, where you probably couldn’t build that because of safety requirements. Rice in the walls, yeah, how to start a fire 101. Great stuff but will never be taken seriously until they drop the money saving stuff. This will work in the future, no doubt next generation won’t build without this kind of machines , but for huge stuff, not for ecological poor housing or particulars, at least at market price, the construction business is way too huge to let that slide.

[@grandvizir]

@Leicester City F.C. Fan Construction/Housing is probably top 10 biggest businesses ( understand mafias lol ) in each country... in France the biggest construction company is making 3 billion dollar a year, that 1/1000 of the PIB, they are close friends with presidents ( formers but also to come...) and they are involved in a lot, A LOT of criminal cases. If they wanted them out they would be, but they all eat from the same hand, can't bite it. Innovation is unstoppable anyway, hope its enough to ruin their business someday :)

[@divyammaheshwari2890]

Shaandaar👌👌maza aa gaya bhaiyu

[@mattparker9726]

2:26 so basically a daub 3d printer? Combining stone age with high tech? Super cool!

[@csukidz77]

Chiming in from the residential construction industry here. IMO, robotic 3D construction is almost certain to disrupt the construction industry like nothing has been disrupted before. My industry is one of the most antiquated and slow moving industries in existence and as a result, we continue to face ever greater challenges from labor, materials, land development etc. Barring another economic collapse, the cost of residential dwellings will continue its dramatic ascent while wages stay flat....making housing become ever more unaffordable. As a result, the companies showcased in this video, along with others like Katerra, Entekra, Plant Prefab etc will step in and take over, radically changing the look of future homes and the types of people involved in their construction. Mark my words, the investment opportunity in these companies will be staggering as the residential housing industry takes a warp speed leap from "prehistoric" to "Star Trek" seemingly overnight.

[@TEKKYTWO]

great vid thanks for sharing!

[@Plainsman89]

Wowww! amazing!!!

[@CrankyAsF]

I am so fascinated by this technology. It REALLY is the future.

[@1968CudaGuy]

With the advent of three dimensional printing it was just a matter of time before the technology caught up with the construction world. Glad to see that it is starting to replace the back breaking work of block and concrete work for home construction.

[@-dirk-65]

At least you knew enough to outshine the narrator. He couldn't help himself not to repeat 'brick' for what is clearly a C.M.U, or block. Mason's helper is still one of the most physically demanding trades in construction today. I call it a young man's sport.

[@NoName-uk3ut]

The italia one sounds good, energe saving

[@TheTmny876able]

no tea break to worry about either lol. Wonderful technology these though.

[@janghishmandal9375]

Varee Nice video SIR

[@MichaelDarlingCo]

nice job I would like to include - cost /sf of interior space (not including roof, patio, electric, HVAC, internet, doors, windows, plumbing) - surface recommended or required (Pad, foundation, etc) - When can I build? (if available - who to contract) - site requirements during construction (electric, water, etc)

[@olatokunboofuyatan6707]

This is good innovation.

[@ritadon5671]

Very cool love this video thankyou for sharing

[@W3b195]

Yesssss finally the future is here !!

[@helenlawson8426]

As the cost of land grows in value at the same time as the population increases the need is for good quality high rise buildings, as much as I love this technology I can't help but think the dream has blinded the tech firms from the real need. For me the winner here is the block laying machine, that is until the printers can prove their worth as multi story builders.

[@Nuvendil]

There are many sides to homelessness. Those who live in destitution, those who are homeless, these provide for a great need. Also, these are houses that can be owned. Property gives you a serious asset, even if it's only worth 25000 to 35000 all told, that's meaningful. Economic displacement from lack of housing deficits is different. For that we need to simply build more and more. That requires cities to get their house in order with zoning and more people to simply want to be construction workers. What's essential is that we need them all. Just one won't do. Too many people argue over doing one or the other, we need all kinds of actions and innovations.

[@nanigirl78]

This is a fantastic innovation!!!

[@wandaallen9607]

I would love to see how this stood up to black land. My house totally messed up due to drought and this would be so much cheaper to replace my home !!!!! Maybe one day

[@sspiker]

Not sure what 'black" land is but here in Texas we have "Texas" clay that shrinks and grows from the changes in weather. "reasons we tell people to xeroscape and constantly water what you do have".

[@ThumperPruitt]

Interesting information. Shame none of these are currently commercially available for general use. Once it is done, and updated to where you can do multiple story structures, this would be ideal to have on a homestead where you could print the buildings you need as you need them, and at a much lower cost. The printer that used the local soil with discarded agricultural waste would be ideal for this. It would be interesting to test the thermal effects and long term viability. I currently reside in southern California but trying to relocate to southern Utah where I want to setup a niche farm, along with a veteran service organization to assist homeless veterans get back on their feet, and having the ability to create housing as needed would be ideal for this situation, as we could build as we need them.

[@sspiker]

The last LITERALLY works with non-profits... their whole purpose is affordable housing. So maybe they would work with more non-profits? However, it would be senseless to make this information "free' because not everyone could afford to build or utilize them, and those that could would be companies for profit... sadly. They are also working on multistory homes and can do up to 2000sqft last I saw.

[@oakld]

I think thaat 3D printed houses will never be cheaper than those assembled from prefabricated concrete slabs. You get a same result FASTER and CHEAPER. And the technology is here, still it's for various reasons not the top choice for small housing (but rules multi-story building). I'm not saying 3D printing is useless, but sometimes a common sense is lost in the hype.

[@bobvoorhees9402]

What an awesome way to build. Maybe I can get one built for a retirement home

[@jayebirdjb7143]

Wouldn’t the organic materials rice and husk rot/decompose after time, without chemical treatments?

[@jingdongxiao769]

The modular walls will make more sense since they can incorporate power and utility systems in the modules and they are quicker to build.

[@thata82]

this is amazing i really want a 3d printed house

[@nathandevine437]

Construction of the future what can I say it's really revolutionary and a wonderful wonderful Investments and these companies

[@soulvoices1627]

Im in U.S. and wild love to get 4 of these homes made for my family!

[@michaelstrookman3332]

Brilliant!

[@hunzlarashid6016]

Awesome technology

[@juanrosado9773]

Love wat I'm seeing,wish I had funds to hire u

[@blissionaire4730]

Amazing technology

[@alexander2685]

We need this now in today's situation come on guys think about it.

[@lxnchbox3998]

Very impressive 3D printing

[@TheSnackKing86]

Awesome idea can't wait to see it in action

[@45abcdefg4545]

The mice will love the delicious inside!

[@soulvoices1627]

True unless they seal it off with the cement

[@LaserMade84]

Ants and Termites are like: "Stupid humans, we've been doing this kind of sh*t for millions of year."

[@UncleSaif]

😀😀😀

[@randolphtorres4172]

You forgot wasps, hornets, & birds.

[@theolamarshall-bernard]

I like the philosophy of Icon, the company committed to building homes for the poor and homeless!

[@2011tubechannel]

That’s awesome. Great video. 👍✅

[@lakesideparkplace]

I like the squiggly walls in the last models

[@leonidlukaroski6840]

Good thing my brother got a 3D printer too man

[@wanglee21]

this is pretty cool!

[@kingraiderr]

ممتاز جدا

[@sandybonfiglio7545]

I love the icon printer please come to Arizona and Hawaii the homeless and some RVers who need a solid structure could use you!

[@conradsenior5843]

Outstanding tech

[@ВнукСварога-ф5р]

Simply great

[@alexyap7323]

Great video. This technology will help a lot of homeless people. Thanks for sharing.

[@yanikivanov]

Wasp clay and straw home is #1

[@deepthypr9477]

can u please explain the foundation of the building?

[@oakld]

I have much less optimism for 3D printed houses. I'm not saying they won't find their place on the market, but the enthusiasm is overhyped. Here in Europe, you have so many ways to build a good house. How could be the 3D printed concrete house cheaper, than the one made from prefabricated concrete slabs, for example? Especially talking about affordable housing, where you're going to build number of same designs at a time. Pouring time is really small compared to printing and they can assemble half a dozen houses in two days from prefabricated parts (outer walls typically with insulation) a time required just to unpack, calibrate and set and then pack the printer (printing time excluded). Another thing is, where's the insulation? Even with hollow walls, which are probably comparable to usual hollow bricks, you still need to add a lot of insulation. Curvy wals are nice, but you wouldn't like the job insulating them (or paying for the job). But as I said, I'm not against it, the technology will surelly find it's use, with more significant share in some climats and for some type of buildings.

[@michaelmcglathery8060]

Wow! This might make a serious dent in affordable housing! So much better then manufactured homes.! Dr. M

[@maryackley3825]

I love these what a great invention 4 homeless and low income people

[@Mediamaze12]

very exciting

[@azazz3044]

Love your idea of helping those in need 💓

[@gracereyes12]

amazing job you have done thank you.

[@arnoldwilliams2357]

Awesome technology I guess we’ll see where it’s at in 10 years

[@jefftessman8517]

This looks like a good deal 👌😁

[@r2d2tbay39]

Love the organic looking houses of the last system .... the one where the application & robot were used to create some affordable social housing in Texas ..... beautiful homes ..... love them .... and look forward to progress in 3D printing of houses

[@kevinmencer3782]

I like the Hadrian X more than the others. Seems like CMUs are more reliable and commonly available than special concrete mixes that some of these printers require.

[@Spazticspaz]

plus actual bricks is just more aesthetically appealing

[@kevinmencer3782]

@@Spazticspaz my only question is about the durability of the special glue they use instead of mortar. They claim it is strong enough, but will it stay that way after years of being exposed to heat and cold cycles?

[@Spazticspaz]

@@kevinmencer3782 you can do chemical tests and theorize, but the only way to truly know is the test of time.

[@dorothygarza7934]

Brilliant. Thanks so much for new innovation. I love the idea of everyone having a place to live in a safe structure

[@eclipsesolar8345]

Sure. And noone to build it, no one to work on the houses. When it needs re-done you will call the same company that built it because of contract agreements and safety purposes and regulatons, then all of us will have almost no jobs to do and still live in houses, eating God knows what because there are no jobs to make money to buy food. Yup, the cumbaia is all nice , except if one starts thinking about this for , hum... 10 seconds.

[@isaacchen3366]

Attach those monsters to Octoprint and you could get the wildest octolapses...

[@rad10denny1]

I am a contractor , while the idea is stellar ..... all i see is around 7+ ppl moving this machine around creating ~ 20 sq ft of " finished walls " a day ? all its doing is framing walls and insulating them . traditional method of framing is insanely faster ( just look at all the guys in the background working) and cheaper too ! the audacity of 3D printing homes with raw materials is inspiring. But, those machines have a long way to go till it can hang with the boys! Trust me , just hire a craftsman.

[@shelbyseelbach9568]

This shit is a joke. I've seen two story houses framed in a day. Whole subdivions finished and occupied in 4 months. THIS SHIT IS LAUGHABLE.

[@tedbless8237]

Shelby Seelbach can you pls stop responding on every comment??? It’s annoying and you have done more than getting your point across- not to mention your nasty choice of language. Most people on here are trying to have intellectual conversation about the pros and cons. You’ve made your point, thank you!

[@jasonyoung5913]

When will this be Available for anybody to purchase in the US ? And how much ? Is there a location to go see one made ? Like a factory ?