COBOD International

With experience in construction, lean manufacturing, and public affairs, the team at nidus3D is actively deploying 3DCP (3D Construction Printing) technology to lower building costs and increase access to housing that is resilient, efficient, and sustainable, all while complying with Canadian building standards. nidus3D has recently succeeded 3D printing Canada’s first multi-unit structure in real concrete, a first-of-its-kind project consisting of four units each measuring 560 square feet. It is the first 3D printed home to obtain permission for occupancy in Canada.

• •Deploys 3DCP (3D Construction Printing) technology
• •Lower building costs and increase access to housing
• •Complies with Canadian building standards
• •3D printed Canada’s first multi-unit structure in real concrete
• •First 3D printed home to obtain occupancy permission in Canada
• •Four units each measuring 560 square feet
• •Homes expected available by Fall 2022

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