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Description:  In rural El Salvador, a family living on $1.90 a day might live in a makeshift house with dirt floors, thin walls, and no running water. But next year, dozens of those families will move into one of the world’s first communities of 3D-printed homes.

Source: FastCompany.com

Date: Mar 12, 2018

Link: https://www.fastcompany.com/40538464/this-house-can-be-3d-printed-for-4000?utm_source=postup&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Fast%20Company%20Daily&position=1&partner=newsletter&campaign_date=03122018

Questions for discussion:

  • Is this a viable solution for third world housing problems? Explain your thinking.
  • What are the first world applications for this technology?

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