Habitat for Humanity is embracing technology for its next construction in the Peterborough region with 3D printed home construction.
The Peterborough and Kawartha Regional Chapter partners with Peterborough-based 3D construction builder Cormor to build his first affordable 3D-printed home in the region. Did.
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The first 3D home is near Fraserville is located 15 kilometers south of the city and construction is expected to begin in 2023. Multi-bedroom homes will be piloted with the goal of building more homes using this technology.
Habitat for Humanity believes 3D printing technology will provide durable, sustainable and affordable housing, helping more people move into affordable housing faster. says. This nonprofit mobilizes volunteers and groups to make affordable housing affordable for low-income families (income between $35,000 and $84,000) by offering monthly income-based payments with no down payment. building.
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Both organizations are looking for local land developers and owners interested in working together to bring more homeowners into their homes.
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We are excited to partner with the Habitat for Humanity team to introduce this revolutionary new form of construction and design," said Dwight Corcoran, CEO of Commore.
"With the local, national and global housing crisis, our goal is to be the leader in Canada demonstrating how this 3D technology will redefine affordable living." It also gives these families peace of mind knowing that this 3D home is built to withstand the severe and unpredictable storms prevailing in this era of climate change.
In April, Habitat for Humanity completed construction of a multi-family condominium inLeahy's Lane, Peterborough, housing 41 families in a 12-unit building on the same site. Plans are underway to add , but these plans were created before the partnership, so 3D technology will not be used.
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