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Europe’s Largest 3D Printed Project Completed Below Denmark’s Social Housing Cost Cap
Holstebro, Denmark — A student village of 36 3D printed apartments, Skovsporet (“The Forest Trail”), has been completed by 3DCP Group. Printed on site with a COBOD 3D printer for the affordable housing organization NordVestBO, it is Europe’s largest 3D printed housing project, and its first students have now moved in.
German Construction Giant Launches 3D Printing Division After Printing Its Own Headquarters
Selsingen, Germany — Matthäi Schlüsselfertigbau, a subsidiary of the German construction giant Matthäi, has established its own construction 3D printing division. The decision followed the successful completion of the company’s new two-story headquarters of 364 m² (3,920 SF) in Selsingen, Lower Saxony, printed with a COBOD BOD2 construction 3D printer and occupied
Large Portuguese Public Building 3D Printed in Record 9 Days, On Budget, Using COBOD Technology
Porto, Portugal — Portuguese construction 3D printing company Havelar has delivered a public building for the municipality of Matosinhos using construction 3D printing technology. The project, a 500 m² (5,400 ft²) recycling center office at the Ecocentro de Perafita in Porto, was printed in 9 days on budget using a COBOD BOD2
Bezannes, France – PERI 3D Construction, using a COBOD BOD2 3D Construction Printer, has completed ViliaSprint², Europe’s largest 3D printed multi-family residential building. Developed by Plurial Novilia, a subsidiary of Action Logement, the building delivers 12 social housing apartments across three stories and 800 m² (8,600 sq. ft.) of living
Japan’s First 2-Story 3D Printed House Obtains the Governments Seismic Approval
Japan, November 2025 – Kizuki Co., Ltd., in collaboration with ONOCOM, has completed Japan’s first government approved two-story 3D printed reinforced concrete house. The project meets Japan’s stringent seismic design requirements and demonstrates that 3D printed reinforced concrete can be applied as a structural alternative to timber construction in one
Germany’s first reference project for serial 3D printed housing construction has been printed in Heidelberg by PERI 3D Construction using COBOD’s 3D construction printing technology. The “DREIHAUS” (“Three-house”) project demonstrates how 3D construction printing can deliver housing 30% faster and 10% more cost-effectively than conventional methods, while maintaining structural quality