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Why can’t 3D printers for houses use chunked up plastics garbage as a stabilization compound in the mix? In the tropics this could make the building more resistant to the elements, and be a way to reuse plastics. Some kind of plastics chipper on the back of a cement printer.
Add to this a permanent cheap pigment so the mix comes out already “painted” and you’d solve a couple of the aging problems for buildings. A lot of times the paint just falls off te cement and can’t be repainted, but merge it in the poured material and it stays painted longer.
Ultimate goal with a fast durable house printer is to go to a spot with a derelict tin shack, move the family for just one or two days, tear it down, print a new one, move them back in. If the “chipper” was realy awesome you could feed the old garbage building into it as material
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