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Could 3D Printed Buildings Be the Future of Construction?

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By Brittan Jenkins Developer Apis Cor, in partnership with five other companies, successfully on-site 3D printed a house in a small town in the Moscow region of Russia. The price tag? Only $10,134. Developers Apis Cor and PIK Companies printed the house using mobile 3D printing technology. By utilizing the technology, which is a mobile […]

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