It was first in Europe.

The world's first habitable, 3D-printed house was built by Eindhoven Technical University, the municipality where the university is located and the construction companies. A family in the Netherlands started living in their home created with a 3D printer. The Amsterdam couple living in a three-dimensional house stated that they realized that their house had very good sound and heat insulation. It is stated that the house is 94 square meters and it takes 120 hours to print the walls. It was pointed out that the project was built using 30 percent less material, but the cost is higher than the houses built in normal structure.