We print buildings.
3DCP GROUP has succesfully achieved firsthand implementation of state-of-the-art 3D construction printing technology. The aim is to build better, faster, greener and to reduce the amount of strenuous work in the construction process.
3DCP GROUP has succesfully achieved firsthand implementation of state-of-the-art 3D construction printing technology. The aim is to build better, faster, greener and to reduce the amount of strenuous work in the construction process.
Location: Denmark
Employees: 1-10
Founded date: 2021
Investors 1
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| 22.01.2023 | See what it's like living inside a 3D-printed 600-square-foot tiny home in Maine made of recyclable materials | The University of Maine Advanced Structures and Composites Center's bio-based 3D-printed tiny home. University of Maine The University of Maine's Advanced Structures and Composites Center 3D-printed a tiny home. It encapsulated wood waste f... |
| 30.12.2022 | The use of 3D printing in homebuilding is set to drastically expand in 2023. Take a look at the new projects under construction. | Brittany Chang/Insider Groundbreaking 3D-printed home construction projects are slated to finish in 2023. Using printers to build the walls of a home could reduce the project's build time, cost, waste, and required physical labor. The CEO o... |
| 04.12.2022 | A luxury three-bedroom 3D-printed home project in Tampa has been listed at nearly $600,000 — see what it'll be like to live in | CPH-3D Alquist is partnering with 3D printing construction startup CPH-3D to build a printed home in Tampa, Florida. The 1,521-square-foot pre-construction project has been listed at $599,300. The luxury three-bedroom, two-bathroom home can... |
| 26.07.2022 | Students 3D print unique 23-foot-high learning lab that fits inside SpaceX’s Starship rocket | Students at Swiss boarding school Institut auf dem Rosenberg have worked with Danish design studio SAGA Space Architects to 3D print a 23-foot-tall extraterrestrial learning space. Built alongside 3D printing veterans Ingersoll Machine Tool... |
| - | See inside a new 1,550-square-foot 3D-printed home in Virginia | Virginia Housing Virginia Housing and its partners unveiled a 3D-printed home in Richmond, Virginia. The three-bedroom, two-bathroom home sold for $235,000. This budding 3D printing home construction tech is increasingly being used to creat... |
| - | A nonprofit building 3D-printed schools finished its first $300,000 build in Madagascar in 3 weeks | BOTO Friddet An increasing number of home construction startups are using 3D printers to create homes. Thinking Huts is taking a similar approach by using the tech to build schools in developing countries. The nonprofit unveiled its first s... |
| - | Tech: What's up with the job market | Hey, I'm glad you're here. I'm Jordan Parker Erb, reporting to you from New York. If you're a tech worker, you may not have to panic about the job market just yet. I'll get into this, and more, below. Shall we? If this was forwarded to you,... |
| - | A startup is using recycled plastic to 3D print prefab tiny homes with prices starting at $25,000 — see inside | Azure Printed Homes Los Angeles-based startup Azure is using recycled plastic to 3D print prefab homes. The startup is now selling several models ranging from a backyard studio to a two-bedroom ADU. Azure says it can build homes 70% faster ... |
| - | A European startup built a 400-square-foot concrete home with a 3D printer in 5 weeks — see inside | 3DCP Group Danish startup 3DCP Group has unveiled its first build in Denmark: a 3D-printed tiny home. The home was completed in five weeks but the printer was only active for 22 hours. See inside the almost 400-square-foot concrete home att... |
| - | See the huge 3D-printer that built the walls of a 400-square-foot concrete tiny home in 22 hours | 3DCP Group In May, Danish startup 3DCP Group unveiled its first build in Denmark: a 3D-printed tiny home. The concrete home was built in five weeks but COBOD's BOD2 system was only actively printing for 22 hours. See COBOD's printer in acti... |