KamerMaker prints a 3D house

In Amsterdam, Dutch architecture firm DUS Architects has set up its latest invention for3D printing houses. Called KamerMaker(http://www.kamermaker.com/), the machine is built from a container. The mobile unit has a base of 2.2 square meters and rises to 3.5 meters, enabling it to3D print a room in which it is possible to live. The printing machine can also produce all the furniture that will take pride of place in this first 3D-printed apartment. More than just a zany invention, the creators of this machine see it as a real solution for the future, making it possible, for example, to turn plastic waste into a home. The first step they intend to take before the end of 2013: building a habitable house.

source : DesignBoom