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3D home printing factory opens in Denver

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“Gene Eidelman, CEO of Azure Printed Homes, said he's been eyeing an expansion in Colorado for years.”
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“What's going on inside Azure's new Denver factory is quite a bit different than the typical outdoor concrete 3D home printing, which can fall victim to weather delays.”
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“Local 3D printing begins on Habitat for Humanity's largest housing project in Colorado”
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“This 3D printing happens inside, and uses plastic pellets made from recycled bottles.”
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“The mix of fiberglass and plastic "is harder than cement," Eidelman said.”
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“Before the expansion in Colorado, the company had made a name for itself when it launched several years ago in California.”
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“We're rebuilding homes burned in fires in Palisades and Pasadena,”
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“In San Louis Obispo, Azure worked with the community there and recently printed several homes for people who were experiencing homelessness.”
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“The company received a $3.895 million loan from Colorado's Affordable Housing Financing Fund, made possible by the voter-approved Proposition 123, which created the state's affordable housing fund.”
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“Colorado is leading the way to build more housing that people can afford, and an important part of that is investing in innovative and lower-cost construction methods," Gov. Jared Polis said.”
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“When at full capacity this new Azure Printed Homes Facility will support 50 good-paying jobs”
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“The company is capable of printing ADUs and multi-family housing with some homes as low as $50,000.”
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