First 3D-Printed Building in France
The first permitted and inhabited 3D-printed concrete structure in France — a proof point that the technology meets European building code and real-world occupancy standards.
// Constructions-3D is a French pioneer in large-format concrete 3D printing. Their MaxiPrinter is the machine Print Dynamix operates in Florida — one of only two active in commercial use in the United States.
Constructions-3D (C3D) designs, engineers, and manufactures concrete 3D printers for the global construction industry. Based in France, the company has deployed machines across Europe, the Middle East, and North America — on projects ranging from permitted residential homes to Guinness World Record structures.
Their product line — MiniPrinter EDU, MiniPrinter XL, and the flagship MaxiPrinter — covers the full range from educational labs to commercial-scale builds. Each machine ships with proprietary slicer software, their Termix printable mortar system, and a network of authorized regional distributors.
Print Dynamix operates the MaxiPrinter through Sustainable Construction Solutions — the authorized distributor for Florida and the Southeast. It's not a rental. It's not a demo. It's a production machine on active commercial jobs.

Two-hour setup and takedown. Prints at 250 mm/s — continuous output with pause/resume across multiple days.
Moves on tracks at 2 km/h with 360° in-place rotation. Repositions mid-project without stopping or re-leveling.
86 cm folded width — passes through standard doorways, fits in elevators and stairwell hoppers. Ships in one 20-ft container.
Six articulation points and 20+ sensors monitor pressure, humidity, temperature, flow, and layer timing in real time.
< 1 cm on-site accuracy with 1 mm repeatability. Path self-corrects every 33 meters via built-in laser positioning.
No crane, no gantry, no formwork. One operator plus 1–2 support personnel. Up to 60% less concrete versus solid walls.
150 m² printable area per position with 7 m radial reach and 12.5 m max length. Relocate and continue — infinite footprint.
Off-road capable. Works on uneven ground, indoors, outdoors, remote sites. Electric and diesel power options.
// Every print job follows the same four-phase sequence. From container to first layer in under two hours.

Unpack and position on-site. Laser-level and anchor the machine.

Prime pump, load mix, connect hoses, verify sensor suite.

Execute toolpath. Monitor layer time, pressure, and material flow live.

Flush lines, stow heads, fold and secure for transport or overnight.
// The MaxiPrinter arrives as a complete, production-ready system in a single 20-ft container.
The first permitted and inhabited 3D-printed concrete structure in France — a proof point that the technology meets European building code and real-world occupancy standards.
14.14 m tall. 500 m² of printed surface. 150 hours of continuous print time. The project demonstrated the MaxiPrinter's capacity for monolithic vertical structures at architectural scale.
400 m² Guinness World Record structure printed in the UAE. A landmark for 3D-printed concrete in an extreme-heat, high-humidity climate — directly relevant to Florida conditions.

// Print Dynamix brings the MaxiPrinter to residential, architectural, and commercial jobs across Florida. If your project has a wall, a structure, or a form that benefits from concrete 3D printing — let's talk.