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Habitat 3D Printed House But You Can't Tell From Inside!
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- Опубликовано: 25 дек 2021
- Alquist 3D used their COBOD printer to extrude the concrete walls of this home then Habitat finished it to be indistinguishable from a traditionally built home. We have been following this project in Williamsburg Virginia, we visited when it was an empty lot, we saw it's first layers being printed, and we saw the progress immediately after the print, right after the sheetrock, and finally again now in the finished form. This 3D printed house is an affordable housing unit provided by habitat for humanity.
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I actually installed the flooring in this house pretty awesome project to be a part of!
This is great people helping people.
It is great. I volunteer for Habitat and it is the most rewarding thing I have done in my life. I highly recommend getting involved.
Brilliant !! We love habitat .. and donated hundreds of roof. We love our community
Awesome!
01:18 love that guy and his positive attitude, lol
Right?
That's a good start. I will be glad to see more 3D printed houses with lower cost and better quailty after this scale up around the world. Jobs well done. Hope you guys can do follow up interviews with the new.owner.let's say after one year.
Honestly I probably won’t bother the new homeowner unless they reach out to me. I’m sure they are thrilled to have a new home but they deserve privacy in their home. There are many other 3D printed houses owned by corporations that we can get equally valid data from.
The great positive change is here! It's up to us how we are going to use this tool to solve our housing problems now.
Thank you Habitat For Humanity For 'Embracing this new technology.' JOY!
Gratitude to you Jarett Gross for the powerful work you are doing documenting this dynamic change is how we construct our buildings.
"And suddenly, nothing, nothing is the same."
I'll take this over a particle board house with tyvek cover any day
Yeahhh G! This was amazing reporting bro. 6 years in the making. Wow that is amazing.
Since I first touched a 3d printer back in 2012 or so. I’ve dreamed of full house 3d printing. Entire neighborhoods going up almost instantly. We’ve made it. Now let’s go 10 more years
Tik Tak 😩🤣❤️ This is great though!
Same hahaha
No, you are great😇
Merry Christmas ! (belated)
This is a wonderful Christmas gift to the lucky person(s).
However, events like this should happen every day throughout the USA.
Many people are in need of shelter, this industry should take off. Many people want to buy
3D concrete printed houses but there are not available.
Every community should offer affordable houses to the community people in need, they should operate the printers themselves and have people trained by COBOD/Alquist.
Wonderful job, Jarret !
Congratulations to the family that will live in the home, Habitat for Humanity, Alquist3D, and COBOD.
3D concrete homes 👌🏽Thats totally awesome
Fantastic video Jarett. All these perspectives are invaluable. It will be a fascinating document for the future when the distinction between old and new methods of construction will be most distinct, like the first guy being interviewed remembering dirt roads, and now 3D printed buildings! Within one generation…. awesome 💪
Yeah the neighbor is my favorite interview I’ve ever done. The guys working on the project become used to it. Kim was still filled with excitement!
@@automateconstruction Badass 😁 Great job man!
Wow! 😮 We need this type of construction here in California please! Lovely house! 🙏👍
The only construction hard cost 3D printing alters is the lumber and framing costs associated with building a house. All the site work, foundation, mechanical, electrical, gas plumbing, envelope costs (doors windows, siding roofing) remain the same. 3d printing is certainly an exciting technology, but the cost savings at the moment relative to stick framed structures seem inconsequential.
Secondly, the 3d printed housing construction process works great, with a lot with no access limitations, in a fairly remote setting, but so would any construction process. I’ve yet to see a 3d printed home built on any kind of slope, or with any challenging water proofing conditions, or other significant site constraints. I can’t imagine moving one of these machines down alleys and trafficked streets in San francisco, Seattle and Los Angeles.
Can one print their own home and can home purchase a personal 3d home printer or do you need a permit or lisense? For all the supplies necessary for such printer is more than the printer itself when purchased all together if not is it significantly cheaper? How do you apply a shower toilet and sink or oven, tv etc etc things that require water and electricity and will a 3 d printer home with stand all weather elements or natural disasters? Sorry so many questions but you sound like you know what you’re talking about so I wanted run a few questions by you.
@@caligurl8770 Hi Brittany, good questions. I’m not in the 3D printing business so I can’t answer your questions specifically. These questions would be better directed towards a 3D printing company like ICON and ALQUIST.
What I can say is any home or associated development needs a building permit from the applicable local authority, whether that be city or county. Any building methods, 3D printing included, must comply with that authority’s building, land use, and structural codes.
3d printing has large upfront and material costs. The specific numbers I’m unfamiliar with, but I can guarantee that they are high enough to render any one off residential home economically unfeasible. Only a company operating at scale, like the one this channel features, has the ability to utilize and license this technology.
Many 3d printed structures actually have lumber framed walls on the interior of the printed walls to provide cavities for electrical, plumbing, mechanical, and any other utility systems the design might call for. This adds further redundancy to this building method, and adds credence to the claim of 3D printing’s current lack of cost savings relative to traditional North American building methods. It’s inefficiencies like this that, in my opinion will prevent this technology, in its current iteration, from being adopted at scale and change the affordable housing conversation. But to answer your questions, this is how they rough in the utility systems for these houses.
Hope this answers your questions.
@@alexanderbarsher3072 damn, thank you so much I feel like I just got a class. I appreciate you response
I love the innovation. But if they’re using concrete, will there be concerns about condensation? The temps in Williamsburg fluctuate pretty dramatically and it’s such a humid area.
Time will tell.
There are also things you can do to mitigate those issues. With any building material you have multiple steps to making it last and to mitigate issues. My house is made from wood in Florida, that’s a worse situation, and requires constant maintenance.
man shut up. .. its a freaking house . Just be happy. ..
@@JohnSmithoriginal1 You don’t get it. It’s not much of a house if 6 months from now you have to move out because of black mold growing everywhere and getting into your lungs.
It’s definitely a concern but I suspect vapor barriers and adding a dehumidifier to the central heating would take care of it.
This is beautiful!!!
I hope 3D homes work out but time will tell!
So proud of my father for being apart of this! 🥰 watching this thing go up was amazing. Congratulations Craig.
Kudos, simply amazing 💯🙏🏾❤️
Awesome ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Also CMEADOWS3. What a bloody legend! 😁
My favorite part is the grass. 😊
Please come to Alabama, we definitely need this technology. I am be considered for a habitat in tallapoosa county.
I really want to know how this house holds up to tornadoes and hurricanes and does this house have a safe room so if a tornado does come through, it does not fall in and hurt the owners.
No in Williamsburg Virginia that isn’t a concern to my knowledge so it wasn’t tested for tornados. It’s totally custom so a different region would have different engineering requirements. That’s part of why its hard to scale nationally in the construction industry.
Since the roof is of a traditional method of construction, It is likely to be effected in the same manner, but I would find it very hard to believe that the printed section below wouldn’t be a substantially stronger and more stable base, and consequently less likely to fall.
Great video, Jarett! My favorite so far
It's a fantastic result: congratulations to all members of the team. It will be interesting to see how the walls fare in the years to come. As a layman, it looks to me the physics of long slender concrete walls without either internal reinforcement or vertical supports are relying on the roof to hold them in place for the long term; otherwise what's to hold them being easily pushed over by a moderate force impact (e.g. falling tree, backed into by a bad driver). Was it a specialised (read, higher cost) concrete that was used, I wonder, with additional strength properties?
Now this new homeowner will forever have strangers knocking at their door asking to look inside. Walking onto the property and taking pictures!
I’ll never film there again. Nobody should ever go bother a family in their home. I visited 6 times during the construction with permission. To enter this property without permission would be trespassing which is not very smart in a state like Virginia.
🤗😎 THANKS JARETT GREAT PROGRESS CONTINUES 😍😍😍
Please come to Canada !
This house has 3bedroom and 2bedroom for how much??
The price to have these guys show up to your location to build would be double the price of a regular home
Congrats to the family on their home. It's beautiful home, but why didn't they includes a garage since they a have the driveway? Js
Does the house have insulation? As a worker in an insulation plant, this house is concerning. And if not, how would this house pass inspection without insulation?
Of course it’s insulated you can see how in my previous videos.
Any word on the actual total cost?
I'm interested too
Los Angeles California if the house owner can request to build 3D house? Or in the near future?
Very curious!
What about the heat/cold changes? Once concrete is cold, it stays cold for a long period. Same with heat. What is being done to counteract those temperature changes ?
It’s insulated between the inner and outer layer so the internal concrete will remain much closer to room temperature than the exterior concrete wall.
The real question is, is it safe. And will it last against the elements and withstand natural disasters?
I believe it is but only time will truly tell.
Great video!!
Nah the real question is how much was the house? 🤔
Awesome as this is, it’s not the first in the world. The concrete printing technology has been used in Europe, Mexico and Dubai before.
Who’s printer is better, COBOD or BlackBuffalo?
We will have to wait until they’ve tested both to find out but I’ll ask and post the answer on my channel
@@automateconstruction Thanks!
I saw this on the news
I hope y'all know this is not the first 3D printed house 🏠🏡
Correct! It is the first one that the owners live in. The rest of the families living in 3d printed homes are renters not owners. There is a 3D printed house in Germany which has the owners moving in this summer as well.
Geniálne!!! 👍💪💪❤️
Will this fit my Ender 3? Anyone got an STL file?
Lol it’s a .step file usually for homes
HOW DO I INVEST IN THIS???
Smart man
I'm serious
OP needs to keep us updated on new stock offerings
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I will, as of yet there are none.
@@automateconstruction I think its best to diversify between 3D house printing companies. I'd buy PRNT but all they have is product 3D printing not infrastructure printing.
How do I get a quote for one of these houses to be built in Arizona
PERI printed a house in Tempe try them
If you can 3D print a house in any shape that you can imagine why in the world would you imitate an old fashion wood frame house?
#GetOverIt#
Cost effectiveness comes from repitition.
Who built the roofing structure? 100% printed?
Contractors stick built the roof.
i saw the same thing a year ago in texas
That one isn’t owner occupied
I want to buy a 3d home but I am in canada... any help ?
why can you not smooth the outside walls so they dont look like crap?
How much this house??
Do we know a ballpark on price yet?
Not yet I’m waiting on that eagerly too
@@automateconstruction thank you,I'm a sub now I'll be here when the time comes.
As cool as 3d printing is. It seems like changing the zoning laws to allow for more dense housing would be more useful than building more single family homes that will keep the family living there poor from car ownership.
Some people don't want to live elbow to elbow with their neighbors
Yeah I agree with you both. Personally I like a bit of space but we should also pursue the lowest cost options for people willing to live in high rises to be near big cities.
@@automateconstruction Cities are a mess right now.
That 15 min city idea from Europe is starting to wear off for Gen Z and most of the millennial generation. Most of the US cities with a population of over 1 million or close to it are showing that there are limitations to how many people can live in a city over all and get around in a timely manner. Unless you want Tokyo level engineering in every city, the US will never be ready for the 21st century the way it was designed. We have thousands of acres that are not being used that can be sustainable keep and designed for this century, it's just simply understanding of why most codes or laws that were made last century do not and will not work in this century.
I’m not a fan of it. I don’t know if it’s me but when you get a closer look at it from outside where you get a close up of the door is where I don’t like how the construction look. Like the cement I don’t like how that looks.
Is it concrete?
Yea they all are to my knowledge.
#Presentation pop up location ,Structured foudation building house
How much??
Habitat is a non profit. This wasn’t an open market sale.
Can you make a 3 d deck
Hello and happy new year. I am sorry to against said that this construction is not the first habitat house built in the world. Check for 3D construction université de Nantes France.
Habitat is an organization that built this home. They said it’s the first owner occupied 3dcp home not the first 3d printed house. I don’t think the couple in Nantes actually owns that home they just live in it.
@@automateconstruction no it's a social housing rented by a low incomes familly. But it is interesting that a business bank sponsorised the project. Have you been in contact with the université de Nantes ?
@@didierfertil6334 Through mutual friends yes, I almost visited while I was in france this past summer but it didn't quite align properly.
@@automateconstruction you almost visited Benoît Furet at Université de Nantes ?
This is really great. It's a shame though that there's so many parts of this project house that were done without sustainability in mind.
Not sure what you're talking about most of these places are built with recycled materials. Concrete is a clean material the fast and efficient homes other materials like wood and other products that they put in it it's up to the homeowner. There's a man in China as its building them to be 100% recycled materials so now the wrong.
No “tiktak” channel comments?
this does not look like something thats going to last
That’s what I think sometimes when I see guys with hammers. Technology will innovate construction it’s just a matter of how. I agree it will likely look very different from this in the future, lots of things are changing fast and new efficiencies are discovered constantly.
It seems inefficient to drag a 3D printer out to every site. I wonder why they don't just prefab it?..maybe weight issues with transport.
Caulk that God damn door
That house has drywall and paint. Cnn said it took 12 hours this in bullshit a d a lie. Theres flooring and roofing as well as door frames. So maybe the concrete tool 12 hours but not the whole house. Also electrical.amd plumbung
It’s likely not a lie just a misconception or typo but it certainly took more than 12 hrs.
@@automateconstruction basically they are exaggerating like the house magically is made with a 3d printer not showing roofing electrical etc. Very bad reporting I think it's paid publicity for the company and habitat
CNN is telling readers it took 12 hours to build this house.
Maybe 12 hrs of successful printing but the guys spent over 100 hrs on site at least.
@@automateconstruction Yeah I figured as much. They need to be more honest about how the tech works and realities when it comes to time to complete versus traditional methods
Great video
Thats cnn doing what they do best, misleading the public.
@@trumpeteer4792 yep
Well most of them page take on average 12 hours. Unless of course a big house. What I understood from the people that were building it they ran into some issues with their hose. So yeah..on avenge un less it's bif6 then they take a week maybe.
Brrooooo I have to go see it.
No it's a private home.
@@christyshultz6443 well, I did go see it. And I went inside. ✌🏽
Put your fon in moud " call by wifi".
Bro, can you try printing me a girlfriend??
Nah someone else already made one
I hope it doesn’t take 3 minute to fall down once it rains flood snow or storm lolz
A storm could probably crumble that with ease they doing too much with this 3d printing I hope y'all know they are printing meat
3D printed concrete is actually much stronger than regular concrete because of the high cement concentration. This also makes it expensive.
@@automateconstruction oh ok
firsty
Everybody that watched this video wanted to see it being built. You wasted everyone’s time
I have 4 other videos of the process along the way.
This literally take maybe a day or two depending on how big. What weather you're in I mean yeah there's some factors. But a couple of days maybe big places maybe a week. It's very boring watching them go down layer-by-layer. Trust me you don't want to see.
Also being a jerk to the people that you just for free to help people is wrong.
@@christyshultz6443 lots of articles say it was printed in 20 hrs or whatever but thats over the course of multiple months usually.
@@automateconstruction I did say it was depending didn't l.
Timeline I'm talking about is based on the man that about 3 years ago who is trying to do housing for lower-income people in other countries he believed that you could create housing for $4,000 they weren't big houses. Not exactly the tiny house movement but they weren't big.
Thanks for the videos.
It's sad that Habit for Humanity is promoting the 3D printed home scam. Concrete is one of the worst environmentally unfriendly products out there even before you factor in the issues you'll face with 3D printing.
If you have to pair your breakthrough construction idea with a charity model it means it's doesn't stand on its own merits. 3D printing homes preys on caring people who want to help out and are dazzled by the gimmick of 3D printing. Whether it's homes for the homeless or the absurd idea of building in Africa where labor will be cheaper than hauling the machine please don't invest in these scams.
The machine isn’t married to the material. Innovation takes many iterations and from what I’ve seen this industry is on a good path. There are many good people focused on developing sustainable materials which could be implemented with these machines over night.
This is the first step; it’ll get better and prettier! I actually do not mind a house made of concrete vs houses made of wood and engineered wood! Look at all those other countries that builds houses put of concrete, they last forever.
Dude said Detorgent 🤣