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    Evaluation of 3D Printed Construction

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    Date
    2023
    Author
    Lu, Ya W.
    Publisher
    University of Wisconsin--Stout
    Department
    Construction Management
    Advisor(s)
    Chen, Calvin (Chang-Ray)
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    Abstract
    With the rising cost of labor and material, conventional construction has plateaued in its advancement. Global demand for rapid construction soars as urbanization continues. 3D printed buildings provide an option for faster and more efficient workflow that meet the demand of modern construction. In the recent years, many more applications of 3D printed construction are alternatives for affordable housing and remote areas. The advantages of 3D printed building are seen in reduction of time, labor, and cost. Automated construction is still in its infancy, and with future investment and research, 3D printed construction has the potential to become the standard of construction for the future. Reviewing cost and duration of 3D constructed projects in the recent two decade to determine the possibility that 3D printed construction can be a more viable option for the future.
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