Yes, yes, we know! Rome wasn't built in a day, but in 2014, a village of 10 houses was built in just one day, in the city of Shanghai, China! The even better news is that the entire construction of the 10 houses, made from concrete pieces printed on 3D printers, cost only $5,000.
Open Gallery Another great piece of news is that the materials used for construction are partially recycled waste! This kind of news shows us how much humanity and science have evolved, and these things can only bring us joy.
Housing will become cheaper and more accessible to everyone over time, which is a key factor in developing a healthy and constructive society.
Win Sun Decoration Design Engineering Co is the company that carried out this project, based on years of studies and improvement of construction techniques to achieve such good results at very affordable prices.
To build the village, they used a 3D printer 150 meters long, 10 meters wide, and 6 meters high, which printed concrete pieces that were well assembled to build the 10 houses.
The materials used for building these pieces are high-quality and resistant cement, recycled waste, and industrial waste, all reinforced with fiberglass.
Although these houses do not have the traditional appearance we are used to, they will solve the problem of poverty in the world by providing extremely cheap housing to those in need at very low costs.
Win Sun's plan is to install 100 recycling factories in China to transform recyclable waste into construction materials for this type of house. An unprecedented achievement, an achievement to be admired, and a big step forward in solving some of the problems facing humanity!
Photo Source: 3ders.org
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