L&T Achieves Milestone by Constructing India’s First 3D Printed House in Tamil Nadu

Introduction of 3D Printing in Construction

While countries like the USA, UK, and Russia have been researching the use of 3D printing technology to construct houses quickly with various technological aids, L&T has successfully completed the construction of a house using 3D printing technology for the first time in India, specifically in Tamil Nadu.

L&T Construction Company

The $21 billion L&T Construction company has, for the first time in India, constructed a sturdy house using a 3D printing method with a cement mixture. This G+1 house, which includes a ground floor and an upper floor, marks a new revolution in the real estate sector in Tamil Nadu.

3D Printing Method

Under the central government's plan to build 60 million homes by 2022 as part of the initiative to provide housing for all, L&T's construction using 3D printing technology is expected to create significant opportunities. 

Revolution in Real Estate Construction

3D printed houses can be constructed not only quickly but also with improved quality. This technology is expected to bring a new revolution in the real estate construction sector, as stated by L&T’s Chairman and Senior Executive MV Satish.

Tamil Nadu Project

In Tamil Nadu, at L&T’s Kanchipuram facility, a house was constructed on approximately 700 square feet using a specially researched and formulated concrete mixture, made from commercially available materials. This innovative house was meticulously planned and built using this unique concrete mix.

Completion in 106 Hours

The house, which includes a ground floor and a first floor, was completed in 106 hours, adhering to all Indian construction regulations. The entire house, from the ground floor to the terrace, was built with proper support within this timeframe.