World’s Largest 3D Printed Building Erected in Florida

Construction in 3D printing just seems to continue to grow! In recent news, Printed Farms and COBOD have announced that they have completed what they claim is the largest 3D printed building in the world and located in Florida. With a total floor area of more than 10,100 sq ft or about 940 m2, the structure is apparently nearly 50% larger than the previous record-holder in the Middle East, another hot bed for AM in construction. Not to mention, this latest building has even been built to address concerns such as storms and heat in the state.

Indeed, Printed Farms is no stranger to 3D printing in construction in Florida. In fact, the company actually created the first 3D printed house in Tallahassee, the state capital, all the way back in 2021. Similarly, COBOD is well-known not just for its concrete 3D printed solutions, notably the BOD2, but also for a number of impressive completed 3D printed construction projects. Among them, the tallest 3D printed building in the world which measures 33 ft or 9.9 m. Now they can add this largest 3D printed building, a luxury horse barn in Wellington, Florida. Thus continuing their impressive feats in the sector and showing the increased use of AM overall.

The final dimensions of the equine facility

The Largest 3D Printed Building in the World

As mentioned, the structure is in fact a luxury horse barn with a total floor area of 10,105 square feet or 939 square meters. This is thanks especially to the building’s length, 155 ft (47 m). Additionally, it has a width of 83 ft (25 m) and a height of 14 ft (4 m). Though its height makes it far from the tallest, its total floor area dwarfs many other projects, many of which are necessarily smaller to correspond with the building dimensions of the printer.