Portugal’s first 3D-printed house took Havelar just 18-hour to print in Porto, thanks to COBOD’s 3D construction printing technology. These 3D construction techniques enable Havelar to offer new contemporary design mid-market houses for just €1,500/m2, a steep discount when compared to Porto’s average of €3,104/m2
Havelar wants to eventually use 3D construction printing to reduce building waste and reach carbon neutrality in its’ operation via use of alternative building materials like earth, sludge, slag, straw as well as other biomaterials, by 2030. There’s no word yet on if this 3D-printed home will be offered for sale.
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When you are setting very ambitious goals, there is always a risk, that these are not realized, but if you do not aim high, you will reach nowhere. We are happy to support Havelar in their ambitious endeavors, our printers are open source when it comes to materials and can print with many different types,” said Henrik Lund-Nielsen, Founder & General Manager of COBOD.
