Additive construction (AC) is much more versatile than it seems, at first: as natural as it is to focus on the exciting prospect of automated home construction, there’s far more that concrete printing can do than just housing. The small but busy AC market has started to catch on to that fact more and more, however, with companies in the space increasingly delving into infrastructure projects in parallel to society’s gradually widening embrace of printed homes. 1Print, based in Pompano Beach, Florida, is one such company, and the business model the firm has hit upon may ultimately enable acceleration of AC deployment for infrastructure projects. The company’s co-founder, Adam Friedman, explained this to me recently not long after 1Print came out of stealth mode: Read more: 3dprint.com/...