Summary
- Malaysia’s first luxury bungalow built using 3D construction printing is expected to begin construction in November.
- The project will use technology developed by Nuvah, a new company under V3D Asia.
- The system combines Japanese engineering design with local construction capabilities.
KUALA LUMPUR, October 7 — Malaysia’s first 3D-printed luxury bungalow is expected to begin construction in November, marking a new application of automated building technology in the country.
The project will use 3D construction printing technology from Nuvah, a new company under V3D Asia. The technology combines Japanese engineering design with local construction capabilities.
To produce structural building components through automated printing. The project is expected to demonstrate how 3D printing can be applied beyond basic structures to higher-end residential development.
Further details, including the project’s location, construction cost and completion timeline, were not provided.
