Roadblocks stand between startups and their promise of cheaper and quickly built 3D printed homes. Construction-tech startup Icon's new collection of products could alleviate some of these issues.

Austin-based construction startup ICON is ready to further expand its 3D printing after raising $207 million in Series B funding. The company has raised $266 million in equity since it was founded in ...

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Icon co-founder and CEO Jason Ballard teases several large ...

With the housing shortage sweeping across the United States, ICON, the 3D printed home builder, has secured $207 million in a Series B round led by Norwest Venture Partners, for a total raise of $266 ...

Though 3D-printed architecture is still in its relative infancy, Icon has already produced both affordable homes in Mexico and luxury residences in the US. The firm has now teamed up with prestigious ...

In November 2022, Icon and Lennar started 3D printing homes for a new neighborhood in Texas. Now, according to a report by Reuters, the 100-home project is nearly complete. While foundations, roofing, ...

AUSTIN (KXAN/ABJ) — One month after saying it would lay off more than 100 employees, ICON Technology Inc., a 3D printing company valued at around $2 billion, disclosed in a federal filing it has ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Local 3D-printed construction company, ICON unveiled new technology designed to build affordable housing during a South by Southwest event on Tuesday at The Long Center. The company ...

Icon, an Austin-based construction startup, has raised $185 million to grow its 3D home-printing business. The funding round, led by Tiger Global Management, is said to be an extension of the ...

Leading 3D-printing firm Icon has revealed plans to build a dozen new residences in Austin, Texas. The homes will feature an eye-catching mix of cutting-edge 3D printing and traditional building ...

The edges of the Mueller neighborhood along Tom Miller Street are quiet, even as a dozen homes are being constructed nearby. That’s because they’re being 3D-printed by Austin-based construction tech ...