3DCP Group Completes 36 3D Printed Student Apartments Below Denmark’s Subsidized Housing Cost Cap
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3DCP Group delivered 36 3D printed student apartments in Holstebro, Denmark, meeting the country's subsidized housing cost requirements with the first residents now occupying units. The Skovsporet development demonstrates 3D printing's viability for mid-scale residential construction while keeping costs competitive with traditional building methods.
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3DCP Group, a construction business combining engineering, architecture, and building services, has completed 36 3D printed student apartments in Holstebro, Denmark, with the first residents now moving in. Named Skovsporet, or “The Forest Trail,” the 1,650 m² development sits next to VIA University…
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