A Dutch couple have become the first ever to move into a fully 3D printed house in a new development which backers think will open up choices to housing for the foreseeable future. The retired shopkeeper couple from Amsterdam received a digital key which allows them to open the front door with a button last Thursday. Elize Lutz, 70, and Harrie Dekkers, 67, said that the house is beautiful and feels immensely safe as it strikes them somewhat like a bunker.
The past two years have seen partly 3D constructed properties built around France and the US. This Dutch house however boasts the first 94sq meters of 3D built space which is legally habitable. Chief Executive of Weber Benelux, Bas Huysmans, which is a construction company stated that ‘this is also the first one which is 100% permitted by the local authorities and which is habited by people who actually pay for living in this house.’
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