Europe’s largest 3D printed building is being constructed by PERI in the city of Heidelberg, Germany, with COBOD’s BOD2 printer.

The building is almost 600 m2 (6600 sft), 54m (162 ft) long, 11m (121 ft) wide and 9m (30 ft) high and contains an IT server hotel
The project is made for Heidelberg IT Management GmbH & Co. KG, a cloud & data center provider.

COBOD has launched a VR solution for 3D construction printing, allowing people to experience live 3D printing in virtual reality.
The VR solution offers a realistic experience, allowing individuals to watch COBOD's real printed buildings being constructed in a virtual residential area.
COBOD will present the VR solution at UK Construction Week, London, from May 2-4 at booth F510, alongside UK Partner Harcourt Technologies Ltd (HTL).

New research shows that by end of 2022, there were 129 3D printed buildings globally found on 105 building sites.
Geographically, around 30% of 3D printed buildings are located in North America, however all regions are well represented.
COBOD’s 3D construction printers have printed almost 40% of projects globally, equivalent to 51 buildings. These printers have also been present at 40% of the construction sites where 3D printed buildings have been constructed.

Holcim's 14Trees beats other 3D printing companies in the rate to create affordable housing

From Oct. 2022 to Jan. 2023, 14Trees 3D printed 10 houses in Kilifi, Kenya, averaging one house per week
6 three-bedrooms (76 m2 / 836 SF) and 4 two-bedrooms (56 m2 / 616 SF) houses have been 3D printed so far, making Mvule Gardens in Kilifi the largest 3D printed project to date
No other completed 3D construction printing project is currently larger than that, in the US or elsewhere
No other 3D construction printing project has matched 14Trees productivity, in the US or elsewhere

World’s first 3D-printed home that is designed to produce at least as much energy as it consumes is completed in Southern California

Part of a future community of 40+ 3D-printed units providing environmental and economic benefits
Company expands strategy to focus on joint projects with developers

Mighty Buildings, a construction technology company that is revolutionizing the construction industry by using 3D printing, advanced materials, and robotic automation to create beautiful, sustainable, and high-quality homes, has announced a formal partnership with Fortera, a materials technology company that has developed a new cement that reduces CO2 emissions by more than 60% for every ton of cement replaced.

First 3D printed multi-story 2.300 square feet building in North America

Built with real concrete and COBOD’s world leading 3D construction printing technology

Office building located in Hausleiten, Austria - the country’s first 3D printed building

Designed by Mense-Korte Achitects (Germany), 3D printed by PERI in cooperation with Austrian STRABAG
Office extension of 125 m2 3D printed with a COBOD BOD2 3D construction printer in just 45 hours (link)

House located in Houston, Texas – home to an increasing no. of 3D printed buildings

Designed by HANNAH architects, 3D printed by PERI with CIVE as the general contractor
Second multi-story 3D printed building in North America made with a COBOD BOD2 printer (see video)

“We can send our 3D, print-ready files and know what we get back will be accurate, ready-to-go parts.”

Speed and Accuracy on Demand
For more than 25 years, LGM has provided architectural models primarily for high-end residential and resort areas. LGM marries 3D printing to the fields of architecture, engineering, and development to provide state-of-the-art visualisation and modelling, enabling their clients to efficiently design, build, and market products.

COBOD International signs a distribution agreement with nidus3D (Ontario, Canada) in a partnership to bring 3D construction printing technology to Canada and strengthen building automation in North America.

We will be present at this year’s bauma in Münich, Germany – a construction and mining machinery trade fair on October 22th-24th, 2022.