nidus3D, a Canadian company has constructed North America's first 3D-printed three-story building in the Toronto area. The 4,500-square-foot structure features four residential units and the world's first 3D-printed basement. This project aptly demonstrates the potential of 3D printing to reshape economically (and environmentally) sustained construction in the future.https://www.notebookcheck.net/Canadian-3D-printing-construction-company-builds-world-s-first-3D-printed-townhouse-with-a-basement.863061.0.html
Perhaps in your write-ups you could include more relevant information like how much faster the 3D printed townhome was built compared to conventional townhome of similar size as well as cost since the robot didn't need lunch breaks and could work through the night as well