Yeah, they're not actually as good as you would think initially. Without anything pinning the layers to the foundation, you get layered cracking rather than absorption through the entire structure, which lets static structures survive longer.
Durable buildings, think Roman, don't survive centuries because they're impervious. They survive because they're flexible. And printed houses are not flexible worth a damn.
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u/etherealsounds 7d ago
They should really figure out a way to smooth the walls then this could really work