We are PYH (Print Your Home), the first company in Luxembourg to build houses using 3D printed concrete. Our mission is to bring innovation, precision, and sustainability together to shape the future of construction.
3D concrete printing, first developed in the early 2010s, has evolved from research projects to a proven building technology. It enables faster construction, reduced material use, and complete design freedom, redefining the
way homes are conceived and built.
By pioneering this technology in Luxembourg, we are setting new standards for durability, efficiency, and creativity in housing.
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Built for every project
3D concrete printing suits both full house construction and extensions to existing buildings.
It combines speed, precision, and design freedom while reducing waste and enhancing sustainability.
New construction
3D printed concrete allows the construction of complete buildings directly on site. The walls are produced layer by layer using a digital model, ensuring high precision and consistent quality throughout the structure. This
approach reduces construction time, limits material waste and opens new possibilities in architectural design. It is particularly suited for housing projects as well as innovative architectural concepts.
Extension of an Existing Structure
3D printed concrete can also be used to extend an existing building. The technology makes it possible to add new spaces while working precisely with the constraints of the original structure. Walls are printed directly on
site according to the project specifications, allowing fast execution and controlled material use. It is a practical solution for adding living space, offices or technical rooms without the complexity of traditional masonry.
Art and design
3D concrete printing can also be used beyond construction. The technology allows the creation of custom pieces such as furniture, benches, planters or sculptural elements. Designers and architects can experiment with shapes
that would be difficult or costly to produce with traditional techniques. It opens the door to new possibilities for public spaces, landscape design and architectural details.