Скачать или смотреть How 3D Printed Homes Can Revitalize the American Economy - Zachary Mannheimer at HousingX 2022

Following the successful delivery of the first 3D printed, owner-occupied home in the world, Zachary Mannheimer of Alquist 3D explains how 3D technology can change the economic and social landscapes of underserved communities. Whether it’s a shortage of child care, broadband, quality of life amenities, education, or medical services, solving the affordable housing crisis is paramount to revitalizing our towns. Mannheimer’s presentation offers solutions for the community of tomorrow.

After a road-trip from NYC to 22 cities around the country, Zachary chose and settled in Des Moines in 2007 founding the Des Moines Social Club, an arts and educational non-profit. Since opening its doors in 2009, DMSC hosted over 5000 events for over 1,000,000 patrons. In 2020, Zachary founded Atlas Community Studios, a team helping rural communities plan for growth. Working in over 20 states, Atlas works to revitalize communities through economic, cultural, and entrepreneurial concepts. Zachary is also CEO at Alquist 3D, a construction company that uses concrete 3D printers to create homes, buildings, and other structures aimed at dropping the cost of, and solving the housing crisis. Zachary serves on the boards of Iowa Public Radio and Iowa Rural Development Council. He lives in Iowa City with his wife Sarah, and their three kids Mira, Benjamin and Fiona. He is an opinion contributor to The Hill and his work has been written about in the New York Times, Time Magazine, Politico, The Atlantic and dozens of community publications. Zachary and Alquist 3D were featured in the xChats event, "Can 3D Printers Fill In the Gap?," in October 2021.

Recorded at HousingX 2022 in Newport News, Virginia.