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County Louth families to live in 3D printed homes
A 3D printed house is no longer a thing of the future, three families in Dundalk, County Louth have moved into the innovative Grange Close Project. The project has printed concrete via a 3D printer attached to a scaffold following a digital plan. The two-storey, three-bedroom terraces took 6 months to build in total but only 12 print days to execute the concrete walls. Source
Video shows Ireland’s first ‘3D printed’ local authority homes – built ‘60pc faster than conventional methods’
Ireland’s first 3D printed local authority homes have been built in Dundalk and three families from Louth County Council’s housing list are preparing to move in this month.
3D printed homes success spurs interest in 3D construction careers in Ireland | Manufacturing & Supply Chain
In response to increased demand, LMETB’s Advanced Manufacturing Training Centre of Excellence (AMTCE) in Dundalk has announced monthly courses in Advanced Construction Technologies, which includes 3D concrete printing, to run throughout 2025, with a fully certified programme to follow later this year. It follows in the wake of the success of Ireland’s first 3D concrete printed homes at Grange Close in Dundalk, which has received widespread natio…
Families handed keys to first-ever 3D-printed homes in Ireland
Families have been handed the keys to the first-ever 3D-printed homes in Ireland, writes Gareth MacNamee. The first residential housing development constructed using the method was completed in Dundalk, Co. Louth. Three two-storey, three-bedroom terraced units, each with a gross internal area of 110 square metres, have been delivered for Louth County Council. An official event was held on Thursday to formally hand the homes over to three familie…
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