Prague-based architecture studio Scoolpt has unveiled a 43-square-meter 3D-printed house called Prvok, a structure that can be built in just 48 hours and will float on water.
The building process significantly reduces average construction time, material waste, and overall costs when compared to conventional brick buildings. It will be printed layer by layer using a robotic arm, and expected to have a lifespan of 100 years, no matter its surrounding environment.
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