> The panels were designed as a replacement for brick and cement, which are expensive, difficult to make How much is it? At our place (developing country, heav

> The panels were designed as a replacement for brick and cement, which are expensive, difficult to make How much is it? At our place (developing country, heavily depends on imports of everything, but private entrepreneurs somehow mastered the production of "difficult to make" bricks) a traditional 2 floor, 200 sq. meters (~2153 sq. feet) brick and mortar building with reinforced concrete belts (seismically active zone here), insulation, finishing & decoration will cost: 1. $80k if you don't want to take part. You give the money, the architect asks what you want and does the rest. 2. $40k if you hire workers for every stage of building yourself. 3. $20k if you can also make some work yourself, delegating only qualified work. Is this technology going to be cheaper? Or is it like those California kennels for homeless $40k apiece?