nidus3D announces the completion of a 3D printed home in Ont. last year
by CM Staff
The company says that 3D construction printing offers unparalleled predictability in scope, cost, and timeline.
3D printing home (CNW Group/Nidus3D)
CALGARY — nidus3D says they have successfully completed North America’s first energy-efficient and climate-resilient multi-unit 3D printed homes and two-story buildings last year in Ontario. Equipped with experience from past projects and technology, the company aims to expand west in 2023 and secure the right development partners and investors in Alberta to print an entire subdivision.
During a global housing crisis, and in a sector facing impossible challenges, 3D concrete printing presents opportunities to rapidly produce cost-effective, energy-efficient, and climate-resilient homes at scale while reducing carbon footprint.
The company says they will be at Platform Calgary, May 12 2023, 10-11:30 AM MDT, where they will deliver a presentation.
Presented by Ian Arthur, Cofounder & President of nidus3D, this event is designed to provide insightful information about the 3D concrete printing industry that is ready to scale in 2023.
The company says that 3D construction printing offers unparalleled predictability in scope, cost, and timeline.
With digital construction, projects can be completed in weeks instead of months, minimizing financing expenses.
Mix-onsite concrete is made with locally sourced materials reducing carbon footprint, lowering cost and logistical overhead.
Builds are delivered with a small highly skilled, professional crew, minimizing the impacts of the skilled labour shortage.
The homes are printed and engineered to the highest structural and environmental standards.
The process covers a build scope beyond the walls, further lowering material and process complexity.
