Home Is Where the Printer Is
Images: Habitat for Humanity/WYDaily/Dominic Catacora
Habitat for Humanity successfully built and sold its first 3D-printed home to a faithful volunteer in Virginia.
🏡 Home At Last... The house was bought by April Stringfield, a single mother who has put in more than 300 hours of volunteer time with the company.
- April saved an estimated 15% compared to standard building costs, and was given a mini 3D printer for any repairs the property may need going forward.
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