Kamp C erected the first two-story house to be printed using the “largest 3D printer in Europe, according to an article in Free News. The whole process took only 15 days. Printing was done using a massive cement printer, BOD2, manufactured by COBOD.
Construction began in November 2019 when the printer was taken to the construction site and installed using a crane. At the same time, five more workers helped to install and maintain the device. Once it was assembled, BOD2 was completely autonomous and required only one person to control the process using a nearby computer.
Once completed, the two-story house will remain in Belgium next to the printer that produced it. Any visitor will be able to visit and inspect it. In a year, it will be converted into an office building available for rent.
