This is very cool, but as others have mentioned this article was not a deep dive. The general idea of "disrupting" housing by innovating to reduce build cost d

This is very cool, but as others have mentioned this article was not a deep dive. The general idea of "disrupting" housing by innovating to reduce build cost does seem exciting to me. Empowering people to have a place to live for cheap and therefore make them more resilient seems like it could be a general good. I dunno if 3d printed stationary homes is the way, but creativity around making homes, mobile housing, living off the grid, etc though often maligned seems like it might be a fruitful thing to explore