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This is a 3D printed tiny house on a foundation built by Icon Build in 2018. According to their website, it’s actually the first permitted 3D printed home in America! Pretty cool, right? Here is a tour of the tiny home they built using 3D-printing construction technology. Check it out and let us know what you think in the comments.
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ICON Builds the First Permitted Tiny Home using 3D-Printing Construction Technology
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Exterior of the 3D Printed Tiny House:
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Vulcan II Printer:

Images © Icon Build
With the Vulcan II printer we’ve developed the 3D printing robotics, software, and advanced materials capable of 3D printing entire communities with up to 2,000 square foot homes. Using this technology, we can print a custom home, and we can do it quicker, with less waste, and at a lower cost than traditional homebuilding methods.
Learn more: https://www.iconbuild.com/
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