The ChiComs would roll the Talis but they won’t, they don’t need to.
No, they also print concrete.
The where is for someone else to figure out. Sure, there are some that don’t want help, but there are many more that do.
They are 3d printing with all kinds of material. The houses are made of concrete.
Really!? Let me consult The Duck.
And they can be printed for 4k.
Put one in my back yard, I need a little more space for equipment. No interior walls please…
You are correct sir.
Best range I have seen is 7k to 10k. I think with investment we could get there though.
Now you have seen 4k.
2 Likes
Of course if the government does it, you have to add a few zeros.
Ridiculous
You don’t get to spend the “savings”, it was going on the credit card.
Interesting process but it isn’t the answer to homelessness.
A “printed” house only creates a wall, you still need doors, windows, floors and a roof. Not to mention heating, air conditioning, electrical and plumbing. And you end up with a butt ugly building.
Many homeless aren’t going to be able to handle living in a house, the maintenance would be beyond them. Besides, they also need to be provided with jobs and training which just as important.
Multi unit housing makes more sense for many homeless.
A much better solution would be putting homeless to work (those physically able) building housing thus learning a trade and gaining a home.
Seriously, CMU goes up fast too. I haven’t run the numbers but CMU is problem as cheap, if not cheaper.
1 Like
Based on what?
I still don’t understand where you’re going to put the houses.
Lots of city owned properties all around the country.
Ah. Good point.
Like town squares?
Like abandoned/demolished housing.
Not where I live. Or you talking about replacing old tenements with these 3d houses?
