In Buena Vista, Colorado, the future of housing has quietly arrived. Two residential homes—each roughly 1,100 square feet—have been built not by hammers and saws, but by the steady rhythm of a massive 3D construction printer. The company behind the project, VeroTouch, employed the BOD2 printer from Danish manufacturer COBOD, layering high-performance concrete into full-scale homes that are as durable as they are innovative. This marks the first time residential homes in the state have been completed using large-format 3D printing technology, and the implications are enormous.
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