ViliaSprint² 3D-Printed Apartment Building
Sector: Solar • Location: Reims, France
Source: Construction Briefing
The ViliaSprint² development is Europe's largest 3D-printed multi-family residential building, constructed in Reims, France. It comprises 12 social housing apartments across three storeys with around 800m² of floor space. The building's structural shell was printed in 34 days using a COBOD BOD2 system, reducing the construction time by about three months compared to conventional methods. The proje
- Status
- Closed
- Sector
- Solar, Cement, Commercial, Residential
- Location
- Reims, France
- Updated
- 22 Jul 2026
- Source
- Construction Briefing
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Description | The ViliaSprint² development is Europe's largest 3D-printed multi-family residential building, constructed in Reims, France. It comprises 12 social housing apartments across three storeys with around 800m² of floor space. The building's structural shell was printed in 34 days using a COBOD BOD2 system, reducing the construction time by about three months compared to conventional methods. The project used a gantry-based 3D printing system with concrete supplied by Holcim and incorporated features like curved geometry, photovoltaic panels, and a hybrid heating system. |
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Country | France |
City | Reims |
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Record type | Project |
Sector | Solar, Cement, Commercial, Residential |
Article published date | 2026-05-01 |
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