Icon is currently constructing three homes as part of the Mueller Affordable Homes Program, an effort by the development to ...

3D-printed homes like the ones created by ICON use a proprietary concrete formula. TODAY "My hometown's been destroyed multiple times by hurricanes and tropical storms," said Ballard.

While most traditionally constructed homes utilize wood frames, Icon’s buildings are fabricated using concrete. Its 15.5-foot-tall 3D printers squeeze out layers of concrete to "print" exterior ...

The Phoenix 3D printer and a sculpture it printed are displayed at the Long Center by 3D-printing company Icon at South by Southwest in March. Austin-based Icon is laying off 114 employees.

In March, Icon will announce the winners of a global $1 million competition called Initiative 99 to create a design for a 3D-printed house that can be built for $99,000.

In November, Icon and publicly traded homebuilder Lennar said they had begun construction of a community of 100 3D-printed homes within the Wolf Ranch master-planned community in Georgetown, near ...

Think of it as a 3D printing home starter kit — starting with Icon's new printer, Phoenix. Many 3D printed family homes — including Icon's previous builds — are single-story, with the only ...

Developer ICON is using 3D-print technology to build affordable homes at its new project in Austin’s Mueller neighborhood. These homes are part of the Mueller Affordable Homes Program and are ...

BIG, Lennar, and ICON are building the largest community of 3D-printed homes to date, featuring 100 homes built with ICON’s innovative and resilient robotics.

Leading 3D printing firm Icon has revealed an ambitious competition that aims to revolutionize affordable housing. Named Initiative 99, it will solicit designs for 3D-printed homes that can be ...

Homebuilding giant Lennar and Texas construction startup Icon are teaming up to build 100 3D-printed homes in a massive vote of confidence for the technology amid a nationwide home shortage.

The machine, a 9,500-pound, 46.5-foot-wide 3D printer called Vulcan, will be used to build three, 5,700-square foot barracks at Fort Bliss, Texas within the next 10 months.