In fact, there are examples of 3D printers being used to build houses all over the world. In February 2021, the first 3D printed homes in the United States were launched in New York, and in April 2021, the Netherlands also began offering rental homes built using 3D printers. In the Middle East and elsewhere, the construction of 3D printed houses is also being actively carried out.

Serendix Partners Using the 3D Printed SPHERE House, designed by masayuki sono, a Japanese architect who won NASA's 3D Printed Habitat Challenge in 2015, The size is about 10 square meters. Although built in a short time, but also "five viscera".

In terms of cost, the spherical structure of the SPHERE House can minimize the surface area, and the integrated design also means that the number of components can be reduced. Therefore, the cost of 3D printed houses is not high, and the current cost is about 3 million yen, which is comparable to the price of buying a new car.

In the future, Serendix Partners hopes to achieve greater automation to reduce the time and price of construction. It is worth mentioning that the company also plans to build a 30-pyeong (about 99 square meters) house through 3D printing technology.

SPHERE House can be built in 24 hours, the design is eye-catching, the quality is strong, and the cost and time can be saved. High enough cost performance also means a wider range of uses. It can be used as a camping site, or as a vacation home, or as a disaster shelter that can provide immediate relief in the event of a large-scale natural disaster.