3D printing has been used to create many things these days, but what if you could 3D print a house. It’s not only possible but it’s happening right here in eastern Ontario.

“It’s great to see so many different groups working together to do something remarkable that will hopefully change the future of housing,” said Fiona Coughlin, President and CEO of Habitat for Humanity Windsor. -Essex.

The first-ever two-storey building with a 3D-printed basement is under construction at Division Street and Adelaide Street in Kingston by nidus3D, a Kingston-based 3D Construction Printing company.