Habitat for Humanity sold its first 3D-printed home that took just 12 hours to print and is estimated to have saved 15 percent per square foot in building costs.
On Dec. 21, Habitat for Humanity Peninsula and Greater Williamsburg held a ribbon-cutting ceremony that would become a national milestone. A three-bedroom home with two full baths became the first-ever 3D-printed Habitat house in the country. It was purchased by April Stringfield, who plans to move in with her 13-year-old son.
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