3D-Printed Community: Fuseproject Revolutionizing Homebuilding to End Global Homelessness

(Fuseproject)

Latin America – Fuseproject, in partnership with New Story, the non-profit organization is working on a housing project with a mission to put a stop on global homelessness. They collaborated with ICON, a technological construction company passionate about revolutionizing homebuilding, in designing, planning, and building a 3D-printed community, a world-first. The innovative home building method, which can print an entire home within 24 hours, will be delivered to Latin American families who are looking for affordable homes suitable to their everyday lives.

3D-Printed Community Within 24 Hours

It is vital to give families who are living on a monthly income below $200 access to secure and safe housing that can shelter them from both physical and environmental threats. Usually, the vulnerable communities are the last ones to gain access from ingenious solutions like these. However, Fuseproject believes that everyone from technology innovators to designers and builders has the power to deliver housing designs that can uplift the lives of some of the world’s most poverty-stricken communities at exceptional scale and speed. The 3D design allows for a compelling new tool that can drive the mission forward and realize this potential.

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The entire planning process pays a particular tribute to the community planning process of New Story by involving the families who will live in the 3D-printed community every step of the way. The population of the community comprises mostly of artisans and farmers with ages ranging from babies to elderlies who are living in homes that have been in the family for generations.

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The design exhibits a culture where outdoor spaces are utilized for food preparation, cooking, and eating. Families will feel safe and secure with the addition of rear and front outdoor lightings. Both technology and design also allow each house to adapt to seismic activity and other local environmental conditions with simple improvements and incorporating reinforcements.

By directly working with the communities that will benefit from the undertaking, they were able to understand their environment and culture more ensuring that they will be able to provide them with options that acknowledge their housing requirements that go past the traditional single home design.

Solutions are provided to the crucial questions associated with family structure, climate, and the purpose of homes in creating a greater community with the use of 3D technology.

 

 

 

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