Affordable 3D Printed Housing Partnership Begins in the Carribean and South America

All around the world, access to affordable housing is a problem that is increasingly present. Growing increasingly desperate, the people affected are looking for solutions to combat this problem, with many people turning to sharing apartments among several people, sometimes down to each individual room. However, as 3D printing has seen more growth and use in the construction industry, there has been more promise that 3D construction can alleviate some of these problems in the future.

Gradually, more reasonable alternatives to this problem are emerging. Now, two more companies have since joined forces to provide quality housing at reasonable prices and luxurious and customizable housing for people with an average salary. These companies are Black Buffalo 3D, a pioneer company in 3D printing in the field of construction, and Innova Homes Limited, a company from Trinidad and Tobago that is dedicated to the construction and sale of homes and premises. Their goal is to bring low prices to regions such as the Caribbean and South America.

Both Black Buffalo 3D and Innova Homes Limited teams united after announcing their partnership.

“Undeniably, there is a regional housing crisis as governments and private developers continue to be unable to meet the demand for quality affordable housing in our region. Our team has been following the growth of the 3D construction industry globally for years and we are excited to pioneer the introduction of the technology hand in hand with the Black Buffalo 3D team to bring their equipment and innovative building methods to our region,” said Andy Salandy, the CEO of Innova Homes Limited, in an interview. He also added that, “With 3D technology, Innova will provide not only quality affordable housing, but also middle income and luxury custom building solutions to the people of the Caribbean and South America.”