The first-ever house in Florida to be built with 3-D printing technology now sits in Tallahassee's Griffin Heights neighborhood. A ribbon cutting for the unique residence took place on October 14. The outside and inside walls of the just-over-1,400-square-foot structure were built up in layers of concrete, laid down by a computer-controlled extrusion head mounted on a large gantry. It's a construction that Kyndra Light, co-owner of Precision Building and Renovating, explained is incredibly durable. On the drawing board is a mini-neighborhood of maybe 20 3-D printed houses further to drive down construction costs through economies of scale. For this story and more visit the link in our bio. ✍️ : Tom Flanigan / WFSU News; 📷 : Lydell Rawls #housingmarket #affordablehousing #3dprinting #3dprintedhouse #tallahassee