3D-printed house concept offers blueprint for living on Mars

by Larra Morris

If humans successfully colonize Mars in the future, what kind of homes will they inhabit? NASA and MakerBot recently hosted a competition which tasked people with making a 3D-printed model home suitable for the Red Planet. Noah Hornberger won with his Queen B (Bioshielding) concept home, which offers food-for-thought concerning the future of interplanetary architecture.
via Gizmag

Image: Noah Hornberger

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3D-printed house concept offers blueprint for living on Mars

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