The project was implemented in the suburbs of touching Perth, and both floors were one of the first examples when the seal was fully performed without the use of a wooden frame.
For construction, the CYBE industrial robot was used from the Netherlands, which is used by the layer behind the layer that squeezes a special cement composition. The mixture freezes in less than three minutes, with pressure up to 50 MPa and exceeds the standard brick more than three floors.
The walls of the house are not burned, waterproof, protected from thermites and are designed for hurricanes, making them suitable for Australian conditions.
After pressing the shell, the builders added a roof, wiring, floor and other elements that lasted for several months. The result was a modern house with three bedrooms, two bathrooms, garage and balcony.
According to Contec, the project was 22% cheaper than traditional brick making.
Source: Ferra
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