3D printed home california
Mighty Buildings - Beautiful, Sustainable Homes for All
Welcome to
Stop choosing between speed, design, & protecting the planet.
Build with us
Faster construction time
Less waste generated by 3D printing
More tensile and flexural strength vs. concrete
Combining 3D printing, robotics, & material science
View technology
Mighty Kit System
Pre-built, factory-made 3D printed panels can be customized to any plan. They are assembled onsite, cutting construction times in half.
Learn more
Material Science
Our patented Light Stone Material quickly cures into a stone-like composite and has 4x the tensile and flexural strength of concrete while weighing 30% less.
Learn more
Of production operations automated
Mighty Factory
We build panels in our factory and deliver them onsite ready to assemble, saving time and emissions.
Learn more
Recycled materials
Less waste produced per home
Homes built to reduce and withstand the effects of climate change
3D printing and our composite stone material, made from 60% recycled resins, allow us to build walls with less material and eliminate 99% of waste.
Sustainability
Developing for diverse communities and environments
We bring beautiful homes to market 2x faster. Customizable panels can be arranged in nearly any plan.
Mighty developments
Faster construction
Cut construction times in half
Beautiful homes, healthy planet
We are transforming residential construction through fast and versatile modern design that reduces time, labor, and waste.
About us
Design capabilities
Our kit system design quickly delivers almost any floor plan and our 3D printing capabilities offer unique exterior design possibilities.
Time and labor savings
Speed through design and assembly with less skilled labor and get faster returns on investment.
Environmental benefits
Our walls made from material composed of 60% recycled, sustainably sourced components, and produced with 99% less waste.
Why Mighty Buildings
"It is always challenging to introduce a new technology and a new product to the market. But with Mighty Buildings, it's a company filled with very smart people who are forward thinking and are working to solve problems everyday. And that's what I appreciate about working with Mighty Buildings… this is the Tesla of Housing!"
Basil Starr
CEO & Founder of Palari
"Out of all the modular, offsite fabrication solutions we are currently collaborating with, Mighty House is the most innovative. The Mighty House concept and product is incredibly exciting and is well placed to disrupt the construction industry across the residential sector."
David Herd
Managing Partner at BuroHappold
"UL has worked with Mighty Buildings since 2017 to develop a program for the evaluation of their 3D printed building unit and has successfully obtained the first UL certification for a 3D printed building unit and the first UL Evaluation Report of a 3D printed wall construction. "
Howard Hopper
FPE, Regulatory Services Manager at UL
Featured news
View all
November 4, 2022
Mighty Buildings completes 3D-printed net-zero home in southern California
Read more
June 22, 2022
3D printing can help the construction industry become carbon-neutral. Here's how
Read more
April 13, 2022
Airbnb Alums Join House 3D Printing Startup Mighty Buildings
Read more
Build a mighty career
Help us tackle housing and climate crises by building sustainable, beautiful, and mighty homes.
Join our team
Better for people and planet
You don't need to choose between speed, quality, design and protecting the planet, together we can build a better future for the construction industry and the environment.
Build with us
Mighty Buildings - Developments
Featured communities
Mighty House™ QuatroLocated in southern California within a hilltop gated community with inspiring mountain views.
This 2 bed, 2 bath 20-home (40 unit) development features modern zero net energy 1,171 sq. ft. homes built on one of the world’s finest hot spring aquifers. Homes will include an additional Mighty Duo™ ADU, swimming pool, pergola, hot tub, and fire pit.
Build with us
01 / 04
Exterior view of the Mighty House Quatro
02 / 04
Interior kitchen view featuring beautifully designed cabinetry
03 / 04
Interior living space
04 / 04
Close up of the 3D printed exterior texture
Mighty House™ Super Quatro
This southern California development has 30 beautifully designed zero net energy homes with inspiring views of mountainous desert landscapes (60 units total).
The 3 bed / 2.5 bath homes are 2,131 sq. ft. and include an additional 2 bed / 1 bath ADU with a 2 car garage on the property, and access to the community’s swimming pool, cabanas, hot tubs, fire pits, and outdoor showers.
Build with us
01 / 11
Mighty Super Quatro with optional parametric panels and optional Quatro ADU / Garage.
02 / 11
Mighty Super Quatro with optional parametric panels and optional Quatro ADU / Garage.
03 / 11
Mighty Super Quatro with optional parametric panels and optional Quatro ADU / Garage.
04 / 11
Mighty Super Quatro with optional parametric panels and optional Quatro ADU / Garage.
05 / 11
Mighty house interior living space featuring an open floor plan and modern lighting, and space efficient cabinetry.
06 / 11
Mighty house interior living space featuring an open floor plan and modern lighting, and space efficient cabinetry.
07 / 11
Mighty house interior walkway featuring modern LED lighting and space efficient cabinetry.
08 / 11
One of two Mighty house interior bedrooms featuring floor to ceiling windows.
09 / 11
The second of two Mighty house interior bedrooms featuring floor to ceiling windows.
10 / 11
One of two Mighty house bathrooms featuring modern hardware and space efficient design.
11 / 11
One of two Mighty house bathrooms featuring modern hardware and space efficient design.
Mighty House™
Two Story
Located on the Caribbean shores, this new 7-acre community features 3,000 sq. ft. 4 bed / 4.5 bath homes with access to world-famous beaches, with some homes enjoying ocean views.
The community has an advanced water-saving gray water system as well as a pool with pool house, clubhouse gym, BBQ area, and cabanas.
Build with us
01 / 08
Mighty Two Story shown with optional solar panels and other upgrades.
02 / 08
Mighty Two Story shown with optional solar panels and other upgrades.
03 / 08
Mighty Two Story shown with optional solar panels and other upgrades.
04 / 08
Mighty Two Story shown with optional solar panels and other upgrades.
05 / 08
Mighty Two Story shown with optional solar panels and other upgrades.
06 / 08
Mighty Two Story shown with optional solar panels and other upgrades.
07 / 08
Mighty Two Story shown with optional solar panels and other upgrades.
08 / 08
Mighty Two Story shown with optional solar panels and other upgrades.
Reference designs
Floor Plan
Includes
This space and energy-efficient layout has artful kitchen cabinetry, modern appliances, HVAC, washer and dryer, and optional storage and solar panels. Designer: EYRC
1,176 sq ft
4 month assembly
Customizable Features
Floor plan design
Façade texture (exterior)
Paint color
Detail finishes
Floor Plan
Includes
Super Quatro offers the same conveniences, comforts, and space efficiency as Single Story but with an additional bedroom and larger living space.
2,131 sq ft
4 month assembly
Customizable features
Floor plan design
Façade texture (exterior)
Paint color
Detail finishes
First floor
Second floor
Includes
Our open, two-story layout takes elegant, ecological living to the next level with a deck, floor-to-ceiling windows, and modern design, along with all features of other floorplans.
3,000 sq ft
4-5 month assembly
Customizable Features
Floor plan design
Façade texture (exterior)
Finishes
Over 2x faster construction
Choose from a range of designs and order pre-manufactured walls, which arrive 100% complete.
Assemble onsite using standard machinery and labor.
Build with Us
Technology makes it possible
Made from our proprietary 60% recycled composite stone 3D printing material, our flat and parametric walls maximize flexibility. They have 4x more tensile and flexural strength and weigh 30% less than concrete.
Technology
Our expert services help realize your vision
We provide design and developer support services for each project, consisting of core (included) and additional services.
Core Design Services
- Design Review
- Sustainability
- Building Information Modeling (BIM)
Included in each project
Additional Design Services
- Conceptual Design
- Visualization
- Additional Services
Available upon request
Developer Support
- Assembly Training (Mighty University)
- Assembly Guidance for the first unit (Mighty Training)
- Supply chain management for Mighty Components
Included in each project
Additional Developer Support
- Project Management
- Supply chain management for non-Mighty components
- Customer Experience and Support
Available upon request
Better for people and planet
You don't need to choose between speed, quality, design and protecting the planet, together we can build a better future for the construction industry and the environment.
Build with us
A 3D-printed settlement will be built in the USA
Technology
close
100%
In California, the world's first neighborhood will be built, consisting of houses that were created using a 3D printer. Experts believe that this technology has a lot of advantages and prospects, but there are also significant disadvantages, relating, in particular, to communications. How the settlement, which was literally “printed out”, will look like - in the material of Gazeta.Ru.
Construction company Mighty Buildings plans to solve housing crisis with robots and 3D printing technology, Business Insider reports . In the California city of Rancho Mirage, a settlement will be built entirely consisting of custom houses created on a 3D printer.
Mighty Buildings is far from the first company to take notice of this promising technology, but the area that will appear in Rancho Mirage is positioned by the developer as "the world's first residential complex of" printed "houses. " The project will include 15 houses on an area of 20 thousand square meters. m. Its cost will be $15 million.
close
100%
“This will be the first realization of our vision for a future of residential construction that can be rolled out very quickly,” said Alexey Dubov, co-founder and COO of Mighty Buildings.
According to him, such houses will be more affordable than ordinary residential buildings.
Mighty Buildings houses will be created using the patented material Light Stone, which changes shape under the influence of ultraviolet radiation. In this way, prefabricated panels will be created that can be assembled on the spot - like a constructor. This construction method is fast, but not at the expense of the strength of the building being erected. 3D printing is helping Mighty Buildings cut construction costs by 40% while reducing waste by 9%, according to Sam Reuben, chief sustainability officer at the company.9%.
close
100%
3D-printed houses are indistinguishable from conventional houses made of concrete or brick and are not inferior to them in quality, the developer assures. The area of the building will be about 134 square meters. m., and each individual plot - 929 sq. m. Each house contains three bedrooms and two bathrooms. There will be a private swimming pool in the backyard. Also, all premises will receive a smart air and water quality control system.
These houses will be powered by solar panels installed on the roof, which can be supplemented with Tesla Powerwall batteries.
“Our project aims to minimize environmental impact and create smart and healthy homes for environmentally conscious buyers,” Mighty Buildings said in a press release.
close
100%
Construction of houses using 3D printers is already our reality, says Artem Deev, head of the analytical department at AMarkets. Such projects are being actively implemented not only in the USA, but also in China, India, European countries, and also in Russia.
“Technology has a lot of advantages - low cost of construction, reduction in the number of personnel to install such a house, speed of construction of objects, cleanliness at the construction site (houses are assembled on site), simplicity (it's like a designer) and savings.
There are also disadvantages - significant initial costs for special equipment, since the printer can cost about $ 2-3 million. In addition, communications are carried out using old technologies.
But this construction of houses and entire settlements is the best way out when you need to build a large amount of housing in a short time (for example, after natural disasters). Therefore, in the future, the technology will be actively developed, and the volume of such housing construction will grow, ”the expert believes.
Subscribe to Gazeta.Ru in News, Zen and Telegram.
To report a bug, select the text and press Ctrl+Enter
News
Zen
Telegram
Picture of the day
"Out of the question." The Russian Foreign Ministry rejected the possibility of transferring the Zaporozhye NPP
Zakharova stated that the withdrawal of the Zaporizhzhya NPP from the control of the Russian Federation "is out of the question"
What is known about drone attacks on Russian airfields
The Ministry of Defense announced drone strikes on two Russian airfields
Prohibition of LGBT propaganda and a new living wage. What laws did Putin sign
Putin signed the law on a complete ban on LGBT propaganda
The White House said they were not surprised by Russia's reaction to the establishment of a ceiling on oil prices
Rogov: Warehouses and positions of the Ukrainian military were attacked in the suburbs of Zaporozhye
Reuters: gas supplies from Germany to Poland via the Yamal gas pipeline resumed
The Supreme Court of Ukraine did not recognize the symbols of the SS division "Galicia" Nazi
News and materials
CNBC: Apple is exploring options to partially shift iPad production from China to India
Kin criticized the dancing of the Brazilian national team after each goal against the Koreans
USAID reported the discovery of a fraudulent scheme involving Ukrainian NGOs
In Bolivia, a video with the reaction of the bride to the betrayal of the groom at the wedding spread on social networks
Gunzburg announced the creation of a vaccine that will protect against different strains of influenza up to 3-4 years
The National Bank of Kazakhstan raised the base rate to 16. 75% per annum
Every third Russian gives his pet gifts for his birthday
The media reported where Krasnodar head coach Storozhuk will continue his work
A man declared dead was found by the police and accused of murder
Hungary refused to participate in the training of soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
Mostovoy said that Shalimov was slowly losing his mind due to drinking alcohol
Granat believes that Lovren may leave Zenit after performing at the World Cup in Qatar
Former National Security Adviser Bolton Ready to Run for US President
Telegraph: Daily gas exports from Britain to the EU in December reached a maximum since 2016
Russian blogger was detained on suspicion of justifying terrorism
Oliver Stone called Biden a "very dangerous grandfather" and considered his vote for him a mistake
Neymar spoke about his experience after injury at the start of the 2022 World Cup
Meta* announced the possibility of stopping the publication of news due to US bill
All news
Russian military operation in Ukraine. Day 285
Online broadcast of the Russian military special operation in Ukraine — Day 285
Odessa was left without electricity and water, a rocket was found in Moldova. The main thing for December 5
Media: in Odessa after a series of explosions there is no water, light and heating
“It didn’t look like a revolution, but a mass robbery”
Who organized the protests in Syria and how they led to years of civil war
“In order not to drive extra people”: Peskov explained why Putin drove across the Crimean bridge in a Mercedes
Putin drove across the Crimean bridge in a Mercedes and told the workers about the possibility of new attacks
AvtoVAZ promised new models. What will they offer
Experts predicted the production of Chinese cars at AvtoVAZ
Interview with Nadezhda Mikhalkova about the "Unprincipled", life on the Patriarchs and alter egos
Nadezhda Mikhalkova spoke about her role in the third season of the series "Unprincipled"
Footage from the explosion in a residential building in Nizhnevartovsk
After the New Year, Russia may legalize cryptocurrencies for gray imports
The State Duma hopes that cryptocurrencies for paying for parallel imports will be legalized in 2023
"Tell me who stole the coal!" In Mongolia, protesters storm the government building
In Ulaanbaatar, mass protests over coal theft escalated into an assault on the Government Palace
American tanks arrived in Poland. Ukraine could be the next stop
US deployed 700 combat vehicles to Poland, including Abrams
tanksThree ways: how Russia can respond to the Western oil ceiling
Peskov: Russia does not recognize the oil price ceiling and is preparing retaliatory measures
"This is the second such mass case." Caspian seals could die from suffocation
Rosprirodnadzor called suffocation the main version of the mass death of seals in Dagestan
"Fault in the gas stove." Gas exploded in a residential building in Yaroslavl
Two people were hospitalized after a gas explosion in a residential building in Yaroslavl
Hanna begins construction of "the first 3D printed high-rise building in the United States."
Ithaca, New York-based design studio Hannah has begun work on Cores, a building in Houston that it says will be the first 3D printed multi-story structure to be completed in the United States.
The hybrid structure is constructed from 3D printed concrete combined with a timber frame and is designed as a multi-storey single family home.
Hana designed a 3D printed high-rise building in Houston.
With 4,000 square feet (371 square meters) of living space, the home must be scalable and compatible with typical timber frame structures.
“The project showcases the power of 3D printing technology, mass customization and design solutions that integrate traditional building methods,” Hanna said.
The house will combine 3D printed concrete with a wooden frame.
“Through a hybrid construction method that combines concrete 3D printing with timber framing, this approach allows for the strategic use of two material systems and aims to expand the applicability of 3D printing in the US, where framing is one of the most common construction methods. Hanna said.
Hanna's concept includes a series of printed "cores" that contain stairwells and functional spaces for the structure.
Portal printer creates stairwells and function rooms from concrete.
These space cores will then be connected with a timber frame to complete the structure.
The team worked with the American subsidiary of the German 3D construction company PERI 3D Construction, as well as the engineering firm CIVE, to design a house using a COBOD BOD2 portal printer and printable concrete for the building.
A closed cell foam system was used to insulate the house.
Concrete is at the heart of the building
The cores have been designed to be modular and the designers hope that this concept will be applied to further multi-family and mixed-use construction in the future.
“The project also highlights the exciting potential of designing custom-made architectural components to meet the needs of homeowners and facilitate building systems integration,” Hanna said.
"These design efforts aim to increase the impact, applicability, sustainability, and cost-effectiveness of 3D printing for future US residential and multi-family buildings."
According to Hanna, the structure will take 220 hours to print, and the studio will move the printer to three different locations during the process to accommodate the linear section.
Renderings of the completed project show a raw sandwich concrete façade with metal panels and windows arranged according to the print gradient.
In the past few years, the development of 3D printed houses has become more and more common.
Last year, Logan Architecture and construction company ICON completed the first 3D printed homes for sale in the United States.
Printable concrete was used to create the structure.
According to ICON, 3D printed houses can provide good protection against natural disasters through sustainable materials and modular construction methods.
While concrete is commonly used for printing, firms have also experimented with using materials such as soil for design.