Using a 3D printing robot to print the walls, roof and floor—PassivDom's 380-square-foot model can be printed in about eight hours. The rest of the home such as the windows, doors, plumbing, and electrical systems are then added by hand. Photo 4 of 6 in modulOne by Dwell from This Zero-Energy Passive Mobile Prefab Was Partially 3D Printed

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Using a 3D printing robot to print the walls, roof and floor—PassivDom's 380-square-foot model can be printed in about eight hours. The rest of the home such as the windows, doors, plumbing, and electrical systems are then added by hand.