In the Danish town of Holstebro, Skovsporet has been completed — a complex of 36 student apartments across six buildings. All of them were created using 3D printing, and the process speed increased sharply as the project progressed.
This is where things become especially interesting: from one building to the next, the process became noticeably faster. The walls were printed layer by layer from a digital model. The first building took several weeks to print, while the last was completed in just five days. Only three people monitored the process on site.
This result shows how much more efficient the technology can become when the same construction process is repeated. 3D construction printing is gradually moving from experiment to a working tool.
