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3D printing methods set to yield 65-unit residential development – Concrete Products
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3D printing methods set to yield 65-unit residential development – Concrete Products
Sources: RIC Robotics, Denver; CP staff Construction is proceeding at Cleora, a 55-acre residential development in Salida, Colo., on track to become one of the world’s largest planned residential communities of 3D-printed concrete homes. Work turns on the technology of RIC Robotics, whose three printer models suit one- or two-level residential projects and multi-level commercial structures. With infrastructure complete, the…
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