Everyone nitpicking and complaining about exposed electrical conduit and other little details are failing to see the bigger picture here. This is a HUMUNGOUS leap forward in creating affordable housing. Forget the first house shown and focus on the smaller units shown at the end. Listen to how much they cost. The 2-2 is only $75,000. That means you can buy a house with a personal loan instead of a mortgage. As this method becomes more prevalent, and more competition enters the market, prices will drop even further. This is a game changer
Is that price for this one they aren't lowering price of house they are lowering cost of production that's how business is the consumer never gets the savings
@@bhonest-gb5zg I’m sorry, but I really don’t understand what you’re trying to ask or say. Perhaps if you used punctuation, like commas, periods, and question marks, you’d get your point across more coherently.
@eyespy3001 he said we won't see the savings. If all the houses around them cost $400,000 then these houses will sell for $300,000...the COMPANIES reap the rewards, THE CONSUMER will pay the same because of supply and demand/competition. In a perfect world your theory is sound. But in reality we will never see the benefits of this technology other than worse housing manufactured cheaper, lowering the standard of living until THATS the norm, and then they'll start selling cardboard boxes as the next "budget home"
@@Calijay707 If an entire neighborhood of these lower-cost units are built, then your price range for one h it is equal to the others around it. It’s almost as if there are varying prices for homes in different areas and that all homes aren’t one single price…
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As an electrician, all of the pipe in a house just looks completely weird, of course I know why it had to be like that.. I wonder if it’s a nightmare wiring a house like that and if it costs a lot more due to all of the extra time for piping. Beautiful home though!
I was having the exact same thought. Before adding the the foam create in the middle of the walls, they could have left holes for dropping down metal conduit to each socket and switch. Put in plenty so it will never need additional sockets in place. They could even mount in the back boxes as they go along. Looks too industrial having them external
I saw the mini split and was wondering how they ran the bundle, line set, communication wire, and condensate tubing. I think all the trades are wondering how theirs is ran.
Dude the echo from the light switches is INSANE. Surface mounting and piping just for a light switch is insane. Wall texture is nasty and is guaranteed to be a dirt magnet and impossible to clean. God forbid you accidentally brush against the walls and rip your clothes. Not to mention if you ever need to do a single repair on the wall you either fill it with concrete that will never match the rest of the texture and make it uglier OR you remove the whole wall, the roof and 3D print it all over again. This place is a maintenance nightmare.
Cool idea. Looks neat. Personally, I would like the electrical hidden in the walls. To spend that kind of money and have to see conduit, ehhh. But everyone has their own style.
Because it's easier to build this way. If a cable breaks you don't want to break the wall to fix it. Normally however you would run that cable through a pipe integrated in the wall.
Yeah they should have just had pipes in the concrete for running electrical wires through. So it doesn't have to show. Also, come up with different patterns on the walls that dampen echoing
id have concerns. if grandma or who ever loses control of their car and wipes out a wall is the house a total loss? what happens when they settle. if the walls crack itll look like crap. it appears theres already a crack upper right corner of the garage door. its a cool concept but i wonder how theyll hold up 5-15 years down the road. i guess you could sheet rock over if you wanted to remodel. the outlet and conduit reminds me of a 1980's face block commercial building. just my opinion. opinions are like buttholes everybody has one. im just not sold on it. i like my traditional stick built full brick with the warm feel of harwoods and carpet. guess im old fashion.
I agree with you on the wiring and outlets. It looks bad...but I also feel that today's construction sucks and new ideas need to be tried if we want a change. The exposed wiring and outlets is a small sacrifice esthetically hopefully it was worth it got the sturdiness of the construction
These are small trade-offs for experimental affordable housing. Those smaller units they were showing at the end, the largest one only cost $75,000! Imagine buying a 2-2 HOUSE for $75,000 in 2024?! For the cost of a down payment on a Home Depot McHouse (not even a McMansion), you get a whole damn house. I’ll put up with exposed conduit and regular maintenance for that price. Hell, if something goes wrong down the line, you can knock the whole thing down and build a new one with just a personal bank loan, not even a mortgage.
I like the concept, I’m glad you mentioned that it’s not mean for permanent use/living because I don’t like the way it looks 3D printed I’m no tradesman but I really feel like that concrete could’ve been smoothed out as it cured and left alone in certain areas to remind people that it was 3D printed but aesthetically it looks kinda off putting.Other than that nice house
Very nice house! The recessed gutters on the exterior were nice. Suggest incorporating this recessed design element in the interior for all the exposed electrical wiring, with a gypsum, wood or metal facing.
My gripes, The walls would be a nightmare to clean with all the nooks and crannies. I worry about the strength of the walls if you have to drill something into it, I feel it might crumble like mortar. No waves which is not only ugly but will make the house hotter and the seals more prone to leakage around windows and doors. Finally, aren't there laws over there about the pool needing to be fenced?
@@gaylengurr3911 I'm not concerned about the lot, the law in my area states: All pools must be fully enclosed by a barrier that is at least 1200mm in height, barriers can include fencing or walls. The bottom of the pool fence and gate must be no more than 100mm off the ground. If the horizontal rails are 900mm or more apart the verticals cannot exceed 100mm apart and the gate must be fitted with a child safe approved latch no less than 1400mm off the ground.
@@smally8499234 It varies from state to state, city, county etc. lol I mean I thought that was obvious. Here in rural west TN, you can have a pool right at your back door, doesn’t matter, no fencing. Or put it in your driveway or in the middle of a cow pasture lmao no one gives af. We don’t have city code or ordinances here. They don’t tell us what we can or can’t do on our property!
Absolutely great and innovative! I just wonder if there is any way to recess electric part? Or overall outlets to be accessible but still hidden from a sight?
How easy is it for the person who live in the house to fix a leak or do they have to hire someone special to fixes it. I know this house could never/ well never have a problem where you have to go into the wall to fix it.
I don't like the exposed conduit/electrical. They have already shown they can handle cutouts for the gutters. Do the same thing for the electrical. Give access panels for upgrades for LAN/Speakers/security etc.
Id look at using a plasterers trowel to give the interior a flat finish for a more practical use ie plug sockets wall mounted stuff ect but the outside looks really cool 😊
For this one we used a gantry that we moved twice. For the smaller ones we were using our smaller printers that we move many times, but they are on wheels so there is no set up time and they just move around while they print.
Most Other 3D printers are putting the electrical Into the walls there should be plenty of time to lay all the wires inside the walls and then put the insulation in why wasn't this done?
Also it like someone who was into brutalist style and made the house but then a minimalist moved in it’s like all white walls where you could have played on the concrete walls to bring out the house the way they designed the house was trying to match a regular house regular modern house with sheetrock and regular walls where you could’ve done a more brutal style playing on the concrete and the natural materials adding plants adding maybe even marble countertops just playing on that dark gray that concrete is known for
@@automateconstruction IF YOU CAN GET A BASEMENT LEVEL OF 9 TO 9.5 FT ON A CONCRETE PRINTED HOUSE &/OR EVEN A INGROUND POOL LIKE THE GUY HAS HERE !!! ☝️ THE POSSIBILITIES OF LIVING SPACE AND LIVING QUARTERS OPENS UP TREMENDOUSLY!
Why didn't they put the wires in the walls? Also, the feng shui in that house is absolutely terrible. Why did they design it like that??? Why spend so much money to build a plan that doesn't let the energy flow right?
I agree. I am glad you pointed this out. The kitchen was placed in a dark corner and feels completely separate from the rest of the house. The stairs entrance to the 2nd story is facing away from the front door. The flow is all wrong as soon as you walk in the house. Neat concept if it provides more affordable housing. Just not exactly my cup of tea.
We are looking to build a custom home in north Dallas - Denton County. Very interested by the 3D printing and would like to reach out to the builders featured in this video. Can we get the details please.
Don’t get me wrong I love the build extremely impressive‼️ Only thing is why surface mount the electric it hurts my heart to see this fuckery as a sparky myself🥲I woulda jus ran PVC stub outs
Iits a good idea but theres a reason why there are frames hurricane braces straps eves and everything else you skipped over dose it even have a basement or a foundation
love it! Right now it may not be standard but every great technology has birth and growing pains... I feel like a concrete house will last 200 - 400 years vs a wood/sheetrock house. I, for one, am excited to see where this tech takes us and what innovations will come to be as the industry grows and matures.
I believe most of the negative comments your channel gets is from age old construction industry and its agents. We need more of 3D printing in construction. Also am very intrigued by that ICONs new robot on steer with huge crane hand! I would like to see bots like that build AI inspired architectural wonders that don’t look regular boxes. I believe if you can commission 10 such projects, you can easily break even and profit as a start up in this industry!
They made a track on the outside wall for a gutter, but didnt make a track to allow outlets and light switches to be recessed. I would be hitting my arm on them all the time in the hallways.
Usually I’m filming construction sites not real estate agent style home videos I’ll keep that in mind next time and watch some real estate videos in advance.
allright i from Poland ;-) i see electricy are on the walls, all looks modern. How much this House cost? I mean the house with all windows, isolation ect like in movie without a plot. More than 2 000 000 Dollars?
That’s RIDICULOUSLY EXPENSIVE for the SIZE OF HOUSE. I literally built a 2,950 (livable space) sq/ft house (w/ attic also framed out for a 2nd open master & bathroom increasing size to 3,850 (livable) sq/ft - ALL w/ the HIGHEST GRADE FINISHES & upgrades of $45,000 to the kitchen, master bath & massive wall-in closet, mother-in-law suite, & primary guest bath (it’s a 4br/ 4.5 bathroom) - for $112/sq ft. That’s $330,000; then it became $375,000 w/ the added 45 all high-end lighting fixtures, including chandeliers in all said baths, walk-in showers w/ rain showers & body jets, 6’ laying down interior whirl-jet tub in master as well, & every upgrade to kitchen possible. For the price you’re charging I could do (effectively) 2 of my homes in Auburn, AL. SO NOT WORTH WHAT YOU ARE CHARGING FOR YOUR HOUSE; IT’S NEAT, BUT IT’S NOT WORTH ANYWHERE CLOSE TO THAT IN PRICE OR AESTHETICS… “hey pay $700k to live like you would in an old building w/ exposed industrial fixtures & zero modification ability beyond what I thought of.” BIG NOPE. Hope you get your money back on all this before housing market falls back to earth.
The team put so much blood & sweat into that one the owner made out like a bandit. Next time it will cost more. They learned a lot so all said and done it’s still a win win.
I really hope that one day I can live in a house with better soundproofing than a wood-framed house. It's quite awkward to hear people in the first-floor bedroom "rocking their bed" while I’m in the second-floor bedroom. Also, on the other day, I was doing sit-up in my bedroom, people thought I was having sex with someone...... So, I guess 3D printed house is the way.
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@@automateconstruction ICON 3D PRINTING? AUSTIN,TEXAS? ... I WORKED WITH U IN NACAJUCA, TABASCO..
Like how much costs a 3D printed house?
Usted es ingeniero civil ? O ingeniero estructural @@rodrigoarayafritis7849
Everyone nitpicking and complaining about exposed electrical conduit and other little details are failing to see the bigger picture here. This is a HUMUNGOUS leap forward in creating affordable housing. Forget the first house shown and focus on the smaller units shown at the end. Listen to how much they cost. The 2-2 is only $75,000. That means you can buy a house with a personal loan instead of a mortgage. As this method becomes more prevalent, and more competition enters the market, prices will drop even further.
This is a game changer
Frfr, fuck Bloxable and the like. This is actual sturdy building material.
Is that price for this one they aren't lowering price of house they are lowering cost of production that's how business is the consumer never gets the savings
@@bhonest-gb5zg I’m sorry, but I really don’t understand what you’re trying to ask or say. Perhaps if you used punctuation, like commas, periods, and question marks, you’d get your point across more coherently.
@eyespy3001 he said we won't see the savings. If all the houses around them cost $400,000 then these houses will sell for $300,000...the COMPANIES reap the rewards, THE CONSUMER will pay the same because of supply and demand/competition. In a perfect world your theory is sound. But in reality we will never see the benefits of this technology other than worse housing manufactured cheaper, lowering the standard of living until THATS the norm, and then they'll start selling cardboard boxes as the next "budget home"
@@Calijay707 If an entire neighborhood of these lower-cost units are built, then your price range for one h it is equal to the others around it. It’s almost as if there are varying prices for homes in different areas and that all homes aren’t one single price…
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As an electrician, all of the pipe in a house just looks completely weird, of course I know why it had to be like that.. I wonder if it’s a nightmare wiring a house like that and if it costs a lot more due to all of the extra time for piping. Beautiful home though!
I was having the exact same thought. Before adding the the foam create in the middle of the walls, they could have left holes for dropping down metal conduit to each socket and switch. Put in plenty so it will never need additional sockets in place. They could even mount in the back boxes as they go along. Looks too industrial having them external
Just noticed the last one might have done this
Yaa i also think the same. Usually I'll drill 1'1/2' depth lining into the wall for wiring purpose
Well we'll never know until it comes that time!
I saw the mini split and was wondering how they ran the bundle, line set, communication wire, and condensate tubing.
I think all the trades are wondering how theirs is ran.
Dude the echo from the light switches is INSANE. Surface mounting and piping just for a light switch is insane. Wall texture is nasty and is guaranteed to be a dirt magnet and impossible to clean. God forbid you accidentally brush against the walls and rip your clothes. Not to mention if you ever need to do a single repair on the wall you either fill it with concrete that will never match the rest of the texture and make it uglier OR you remove the whole wall, the roof and 3D print it all over again. This place is a maintenance nightmare.
Surface mounted plugs and switches are ugly
Agree! If that's the plan, there are more attractive alternatives!
They can make the gutters flush but not the light switch cables?
Right..! They should’ve just had run PVC for the electric if they were concerned about covering the wires during the 3D printing🤦🏽♂️
@@michaelascullion9473😂😂😂
Omg.....compliment the man. Jeez
Cool idea. Looks neat. Personally, I would like the electrical hidden in the walls. To spend that kind of money and have to see conduit, ehhh. But everyone has their own style.
I really like the hallway with that accented wall! With the waviness!
Why electrical outlets and switches are outside the wall and not inside hidden like normal homes ?
Look at icon - different printing company that has electrical inside
Because it's easier to build this way. If a cable breaks you don't want to break the wall to fix it. Normally however you would run that cable through a pipe integrated in the wall.
Only thing I don't like looks great though
Yeah they should have just had pipes in the concrete for running electrical wires through. So it doesn't have to show. Also, come up with different patterns on the walls that dampen echoing
id have concerns. if grandma or who ever loses control of their car and wipes out a wall is the house a total loss? what happens when they settle. if the walls crack itll look like crap. it appears theres already a crack upper right corner of the garage door. its a cool concept but i wonder how theyll hold up 5-15 years down the road. i guess you could sheet rock over if you wanted to remodel. the outlet and conduit reminds me of a 1980's face block commercial building. just my opinion. opinions are like buttholes everybody has one. im just not sold on it. i like my traditional stick built full brick with the warm feel of harwoods and carpet. guess im old fashion.
We'll never know till it comes to that time! Hey say it'll last forever, but tome will tell
The man will probably say, "Don't worry, mam, we'll print you up a new one. " 😂
It already looks like crap
I agree with you on the wiring and outlets. It looks bad...but I also feel that today's construction sucks and new ideas need to be tried if we want a change. The exposed wiring and outlets is a small sacrifice esthetically hopefully it was worth it got the sturdiness of the construction
These are small trade-offs for experimental affordable housing. Those smaller units they were showing at the end, the largest one only cost $75,000! Imagine buying a 2-2 HOUSE for $75,000 in 2024?! For the cost of a down payment on a Home Depot McHouse (not even a McMansion), you get a whole damn house. I’ll put up with exposed conduit and regular maintenance for that price. Hell, if something goes wrong down the line, you can knock the whole thing down and build a new one with just a personal bank loan, not even a mortgage.
I like the concept, I’m glad you mentioned that it’s not mean for permanent use/living because I don’t like the way it looks 3D printed I’m no tradesman but I really feel like that concrete could’ve been smoothed out as it cured and left alone in certain areas to remind people that it was 3D printed but aesthetically it looks kinda off putting.Other than that nice house
Inside walls should be smoothed off, but leave the printed look outside
@@mrs9848 exactly, it kinda gives off a industrial look which everyone might not like yaknow
I'd throw some mica powder in the concrete for some color and pizazz!
@@lisapupillo1724 I’m saying, like something lol it feels like your living in a human sized dollhouse lmao
He nowhere once mentioned them not being permanent. A 700k+ home is permanent
The switches will remain like this?
Amazing job. Our architectural company want to make the same one in Texas
I’m waiting for homes with printed roofs. Want an air/water tight space.
Very nice house! The recessed gutters on the exterior were nice. Suggest incorporating this recessed design element in the interior for all the exposed electrical wiring, with a gypsum, wood or metal facing.
Beautiful, one of the best 3D printed homes to date!
Thanks so much!
Do you usually date 3D printed homes?
Nice bees nest at. 1:05 lol
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Some great ideas here. Very nice work.
We appreciate it!
So whats the cost range of these so cakled homes?
Awesome showcase of what can be done with 3D printed homes! Love the look ❤
3:13 Nice to see those retro glass window blocks still doing the rounds
I always loved those bricks
I don't know who's worse the presenter or the cameraman.
My gripes,
The walls would be a nightmare to clean with all the nooks and crannies.
I worry about the strength of the walls if you have to drill something into it, I feel it might crumble like mortar.
No waves which is not only ugly but will make the house hotter and the seals more prone to leakage around windows and doors.
Finally, aren't there laws over there about the pool needing to be fenced?
the lot is fenced
@@gaylengurr3911 I'm not concerned about the lot, the law in my area states: All pools must be fully enclosed by a barrier that is at least 1200mm in height, barriers can include fencing or walls. The bottom of the pool fence and gate must be no more than 100mm off the ground. If the horizontal rails are 900mm or more apart the verticals cannot exceed 100mm apart and the gate must be fitted with a child safe approved latch no less than 1400mm off the ground.
@@smally8499234
It varies from state to state, city, county etc. lol I mean I thought that was obvious.
Here in rural west TN, you can have a pool right at your back door, doesn’t matter, no fencing. Or put it in your driveway or in the middle of a cow pasture lmao no one gives af.
We don’t have city code or ordinances here. They don’t tell us what we can or can’t do on our property!
@@smally8499234 building codes are different in every location
I need the printer to purchase, how can I get it to buy along with consistent supply of the inks?
exposed conduits, flushed gutters
I like the idea. Is it possible to “smooth” the wall? Because it looks hard( like sandpaper)
So has anyone tested your mixture for arsenic or hexavalent compounds or chromium
Good question
Absolutely great and innovative! I just wonder if there is any way to recess electric part? Or overall outlets to be accessible but still hidden from a sight?
Could they have left holes for all sockets and switches, then run metal conduit inside the walls prior to filling with foam crete.
Quick question how are you going to fix your plumbing
How easy is it for the person who live in the house to fix a leak or do they have to hire someone special to fixes it. I know this house could never/ well never have a problem where you have to go into the wall to fix it.
really impressive and styled very nicely. i think you hit it out of the park on your design choices and your use of the technology.
Recessing the external gutter down pipes but having exposed internal wiring is funny lol.
What is the cost of this and how long does it take to built this type of house ?
Beautiful home!
Looks good!
Thank you!
I don't like the exposed conduit/electrical. They have already shown they can handle cutouts for the gutters. Do the same thing for the electrical. Give access panels for upgrades for LAN/Speakers/security etc.
Id look at using a plasterers trowel to give the interior a flat finish for a more practical use ie plug sockets wall mounted stuff ect but the outside looks really cool 😊
the concrete surface bothers me, can it be smoothed out.
+1👍, want to live in one due to living in hurricane area. i bet cleaning the exterior and interior surfaces is major PITA 😹
Looking promising so far!
The first one is just absolutely unlivable. I am baffled people even purchase these, let alone live in them. The price is horrendous.
700k??? Fraking Ay
How much would it cost to buy this house or have it built?
He says how much each one costs if you watch the whole video.
Would 3D printed homes be good for coastal areas? Seems like they’re pretty strong.
Id the electrical wiring on the first floor all exposed?
How many times did you move the printer for this large print
For this one we used a gantry that we moved twice. For the smaller ones we were using our smaller printers that we move many times, but they are on wheels so there is no set up time and they just move around while they print.
@@timothylankau4843 put them on wheels, that’s awesome! You guys did a great job, I am impressed, the wall patterns are just mind blowing 🤯
good house .. no eaves is a terrible failure on the part of the designer, the builder, the architect and the law. That shit WILL leak.
Always an armchair worrier that feels they have to criticize, even when they don’t have any insight into the actual design details.
I mean, they are right though, no eaves/roof overhang is a huge oversight that will impact the longevity of this house.
@@frikkied2638but you notice the smaller ones had eaves. So, they know that big house was done incorrectly.
In the first minutes he explains why. The gutters and eves are incorporated. No overhang.
If you notice the roof and the gutters are integrated. Great design in my opinion seeing how it's a seamless approach
The Windows are cut after?
result appears after 10 years.
Most Other 3D printers are putting the electrical Into the walls there should be plenty of time to lay all the wires inside the walls and then put the insulation in why wasn't this done?
We put the electrical in the walls in most of our houses this was a design choice here.
i prefer the exposed conduit
@@user-hg6vd2iz7myou’re in the minority
Hi what's the advantages of flyash over cement? Impressive project
How do you paint a house like this?
THANKS JARETT,FOR SHARING TIM’s WORK IN PROGRESS…LOVE THE DRONE FOOTAGE AND I SAW 👀 A TESLA IN THE BACKGROUND 🤗😎💚💚💚
That’s mine, I got it a little over 2 years ago when gas was $4 a gallon and I’ve driven it 109k miles around the country!
Oh cool. A fascist car.
Also it like someone who was into brutalist style and made the house but then a minimalist moved in it’s like all white walls where you could have played on the concrete walls to bring out the house the way they designed the house was trying to match a regular house regular modern house with sheetrock and regular walls where you could’ve done a more brutal style playing on the concrete and the natural materials adding plants adding maybe even marble countertops just playing on that dark gray that concrete is known for
This is amazing.
Thank you for the video please keep it going!!!
Can basement level foundation be 3d printed??? 🙋🙋🙋 & This has to be one of the best roofs I've seen on a 3D printed home
I don’t like to make claims before I’ve seen them happen in person but in theory it would be possible with an extended extruder
@@automateconstruction IF YOU CAN GET A BASEMENT LEVEL OF 9 TO 9.5 FT ON A CONCRETE PRINTED HOUSE &/OR EVEN A INGROUND POOL LIKE THE GUY HAS HERE !!! ☝️ THE POSSIBILITIES OF LIVING SPACE AND LIVING QUARTERS OPENS UP TREMENDOUSLY!
Hi, yes we have a design we are considering for basements. We would drive our printer in and then build the dirt back when it's finished...
@@timothylankau4843 🤔💡☝️ THINKING CAP ON
Why didn't they put the wires in the walls?
Also, the feng shui in that house is absolutely terrible. Why did they design it like that??? Why spend so much money to build a plan that doesn't let the energy flow right?
I agree. I am glad you pointed this out. The kitchen was placed in a dark corner and feels completely separate from the rest of the house. The stairs entrance to the 2nd story is facing away from the front door. The flow is all wrong as soon as you walk in the house. Neat concept if it provides more affordable housing. Just not exactly my cup of tea.
You need some one who don't say "ehhh " in each 30sec
We’re ready to build in CT!! Who do I talk to??
We are looking to build a custom home in north Dallas - Denton County. Very interested by the 3D printing and would like to reach out to the builders featured in this video. Can we get the details please.
Awe-some!
Great job - Well done.
Thanks!
As printer was a CyBe robot used?
No, they worked with Andrej Rudenko
Don’t get me wrong I love the build extremely impressive‼️ Only thing is why surface mount the electric it hurts my heart to see this fuckery as a sparky myself🥲I woulda jus ran PVC stub outs
Iits a good idea but theres a reason why there are frames hurricane braces straps eves and everything else you skipped over dose it even have a basement or a foundation
He said the walls are monolithic.
@@Meltn6876 still doesn't seem like it would be safe to live in
What’s the point????? What about heat or sound insulation??
love it! Right now it may not be standard but every great technology has birth and growing pains... I feel like a concrete house will last 200 - 400 years vs a wood/sheetrock house. I, for one, am excited to see where this tech takes us and what innovations will come to be as the industry grows and matures.
Uh.... Uh... Uh... Uuuuuuh. 😂😂😂
Mannn . Seriously 😭
How about your contact information? What does this cost compared to a stick built brick home?
i like the house do u print small apartments?
Yes please see the little houses at the end of the video.
It’s uhh nice uhh but uhh the only uhh thing I uhh don’t like uhh is the uhh surface mounted uhh conduit
Looks like a warehouse from the inside.
And why not a concrete slab for the roof and or structurally insulated panels And minimize the use of wood
We use SIPS on most of our new houses.
Why are these so expensive? The entire purpose of a 3d printed house is to be affordable...
Electrical conduit can not be put inside walls while printing? This looks really cheap.
I believe most of the negative comments your channel gets is from age old construction industry and its agents.
We need more of 3D printing in construction. Also am very intrigued by that ICONs new robot on steer with huge crane hand!
I would like to see bots like that build AI inspired architectural wonders that don’t look regular boxes.
I believe if you can commission 10 such projects, you can easily break even and profit as a start up in this industry!
Can people hire you guys to build as well as help in designing
Stl file?
Can a 3d printed house have a basement?
Yes it can be done.
I love polished concrete but that finish looks like an African Mud Hut 🛖
Which bins at IKEA do I need 🤔 👀
They made a track on the outside wall for a gutter, but didnt make a track to allow outlets and light switches to be recessed. I would be hitting my arm on them all the time in the hallways.
Beautiful house. Too bad we didn't get to see all of it. The videographer could use some work lol
Usually I’m filming construction sites not real estate agent style home videos I’ll keep that in mind next time and watch some real estate videos in advance.
@@automateconstruction, I get. Was just kidding, though. I hope I didn't offend you.
@@aryalc.h.5812 Never I love constructive criticism! It's a sign of respect!
Isso é seguro, resistente, forte e econômico???😅
allright i from Poland ;-) i see electricy are on the walls, all looks modern.
How much this House cost? I mean the house with all windows, isolation ect like in movie without a plot. More than 2 000 000 Dollars?
He said $719,000.
House is good really big
house prices these days are complete BS. Reminds me of what happened in Japan just before they crashed into the Lost Decade.
That's a really cool uhh house
Electric fittings poking their face out on walls 😊.
Where is Danny?
bro this the first level in hitman 2
No assassining in the 3d printed building please
Uhhh and uhhh. Wasn't that one of the first rules we were taught in primary school for presentations?
Love it
Every 3rd word this guy says is “uhh umm ahh”
Cut the guy some slack this is 6pm after a 10hr day
That’s RIDICULOUSLY EXPENSIVE for the SIZE OF HOUSE. I literally built a 2,950 (livable space) sq/ft house (w/ attic also framed out for a 2nd open master & bathroom increasing size to 3,850 (livable) sq/ft - ALL w/ the HIGHEST GRADE FINISHES & upgrades of $45,000 to the kitchen, master bath & massive wall-in closet, mother-in-law suite, & primary guest bath (it’s a 4br/ 4.5 bathroom) - for $112/sq ft. That’s $330,000; then it became $375,000 w/ the added 45 all high-end lighting fixtures, including chandeliers in all said baths, walk-in showers w/ rain showers & body jets, 6’ laying down interior whirl-jet tub in master as well, & every upgrade to kitchen possible. For the price you’re charging I could do (effectively) 2 of my homes in Auburn, AL. SO NOT WORTH WHAT YOU ARE CHARGING FOR YOUR HOUSE; IT’S NEAT, BUT IT’S NOT WORTH ANYWHERE CLOSE TO THAT IN PRICE OR AESTHETICS… “hey pay $700k to live like you would in an old building w/ exposed industrial fixtures & zero modification ability beyond what I thought of.” BIG NOPE. Hope you get your money back on all this before housing market falls back to earth.
I would buy the 75k house for sure, let me know
The team put so much blood & sweat into that one the owner made out like a bandit. Next time it will cost more. They learned a lot so all said and done it’s still a win win.
I really hope that one day I can live in a house with better soundproofing than a wood-framed house. It's quite awkward to hear people in the first-floor bedroom "rocking their bed" while I’m in the second-floor bedroom. Also, on the other day, I was doing sit-up in my bedroom, people thought I was having sex with someone......
So, I guess 3D printed house is the way.
How much $$$$$ cost
What’s the price on something like this ??? Very interesting
700k
Anyone do this in Virginia?