QOROX Transforms the Construction Game with 3D Printing

The construction industry is undergoing constant change thanks to advances in 3D printing. We’ve seen the creation of a variety of 3D-printed structures, from shopping malls and houses to boats. This innovative technology offers numerous solutions to current challenges in the industry, including rising material costs and a growing demand for new construction. QOROX stands out in this field with numerous successful projects, extensively utilizing 3D printing to bring its visions to life. To better understand the impact of this technology, we spoke to Wafaey Swelim, the director of QOROX, who shared his expertise and experiences with 3D-printed structures.

3DN: Can you tell us about QOROX and your connection to additive manufacturing?

QOROX is an innovative construction printing company dedicated to transforming traditional construction methods. We use additive manufacturing to print structures using low-carbon inks.

3DN: Why did you decide to turn to 3D printing?

I turned to 3D printing after observing, during my experiences around the world, recurring problems: a labor shortage, rising material costs, and growing demand that we cannot meet. To reduce the cost of homes and buildings, it is imperative to improve our productivity and efficiency while adopting more sustainable practices that are better adapted to climate change.