Printed Farms, a 3D printing building firm, has efficiently the printing of what the corporate claims to be the world’s largest 3D printed constructing – within the type of a luxurious horse barn – utilizing COBOD’s BOD2 building 3D printer.
COBOD has a singular standing place within the trade with considerably extra, and bigger, clients than some other supplier. The printers from COBOD maintain data for the tallest (Saudi Arabia 33ft / 9.9m), the quickest (3 buildings in 8 days, in Oman), and now the claimed largest, 3D printed constructing on this planet.
The equestrian facility boasts a complete ground space of 10,105 sq. ft (939m²), and a peak of 13ft (4m). The full size of the constructing is 155ft (47m), and the width is 83ft (25 m).
Located in Wellington in Southern Florida, the constructing has been constructed to resist excessive native climate circumstances, together with hurricanes and tropical storms. The flexibility and advantages of 3D printing know-how are additionally demonstrated by means of the construction’s partitions that create a cavity and air hole which supplies pure cooling to the constructing. The construct course of concerned transferring the printer 5 occasions.
“Printed Farms has accomplished a outstanding job in finishing this huge construction and the challenge demonstrates once more how 3D printing is reworking the development trade for the higher. COBOD is proud to be the know-how provider to yet one more record-breaking 3D printing challenge on US soil which comes solely shortly after the completion of the US’ first 2-story 3D printed constructing in Texas, additionally utilizing our BOD2 3D printer. We’re particularly proud to look at our 3D printers being utilized for a broad vary of purposes in addition to housing, which is the trade’s predominant use case. Our machines dominate this area already, however are as well as additionally used to print turbine bases, faculties, workplace buildings, knowledge facilities, silos, and extra – now that horse barns are added to the record,” stated Philip Lund-Nielsen, Co-founder and Head of Americas at COBOD.
