This Is The New Largest 3D-Printed Structure In The U.S

31 Aug 2021


The incorporation of technology and innovation side by side in the sector of construction and architecture has produced marvels for the industry. there are unprecedented concepts and designs being applied all over the world, making buildings more sustainable, durable, and efficient. Also, this saves costs in the long run that are often used in maintenance and repairs.

A new form of construction is brought forward by a construction 3D printing company called ICON. Its latest project is a 3,800-square-foot training barracks made in collaboration with the Texas Military Department (TMD). The building is created to accommodate 72 soldiers or airmen at TMD’s Camp Swift Training Center in Bastrop, Texas. They will be arriving soon for the fall.

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