Construction of 3D Printed Single-family Home Will Start in 2017

Freeform 3D printed house will consist of an interior core and an exterior skin built using Cellular Fabrication 3D printing technique

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Freeform 3D printed house will consist of an interior core and an exterior skin built using Cellular Fabrication 3D printing technique.
Freeform 3D printed house will consist of an interior core and an exterior skin built using Cellular Fabrication 3D printing technique.

Tennessee-based Branch Technology will begin construction of the Freeform Home Design Challenge 3D printed single-family home winning design in 2017. The winning design came from WATG Chicago.

Branch Design's Cellular Fabrication (C-Fab) 3D printing technique creates freeform structures that can be combined with other construction materials. The C-Fab technique uses a customized industrial robotic arm which extrudes a carbon fiber reinforced ABS plastic material into cmoples, large-scale structures.

Branch Design has also been looking for supply partners for its 3D printed house. The house will be built at Branch Technology's lab in Chattanooga, TN, and serve as a test case for the company's 3D printing technology.

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