Mighty Buildings – Innovating the Construction Industry by Creating Beautiful, Sustainable, and High-Quality Homes Using 3D Printing

3D printing has been a big buzz term over the past decade–and for good reason. Though initially developed for product prototyping purposes, 3D printing technology has advanced to the point where it has emerged as a key player in a variety of industries. While clearly, 3D printing technology has proven beneficial in the medical, aerospace, and tool-making arenas since its inception, there’s one other field that’s potentially poised to break out: the construction sector. With 3D printers now capable of printing building walls and processing cement, the technology could help reshape construction.

Mighty Buildings is a venture-backed Series B construction technology company based, which is revolutionizing the construction industry by creating high-quality homes using 3D printing technology, advanced materials, and robotic automation. The company’s 3D printing technology allows them to produce modular houses and building components for clients much faster than traditional construction. Mighty Buildings is certified under California's Factory Built Housing program to build units using 3D printing, and also it is the first company to achieve certification under the UL 3401 standard for evaluating building structures and assemblies.

Constructing High-Quality Homes Using 3D Printing Technology

Mighty Kit System: Mighty Buildings pictogram logoOur patented and certified Mighty Kit System (MKS) made out of the 3D printed panels are unlike any other wall system in the industry. Each panel uses a revolutionary non-silicate Light Stone Material and steel components. This building material provides a high-performance, sustainable, durable, and cost-efficient solution for construction across the United States. The one of a kind Mighty Kit System makes transporting large units simple from creation to installation. On-site installation has never been easier or more affordable.

Light Stone Material (LSM): Mighty Buildings uses 3D printing technology and proprietary Light Stone Material (LSM) as an alternative to conventional building materials. Its breakthrough LSM can be printed in any shape and hardens to a stone-like composite. This award-winning material enables a near-zero waste production process and is more durable and energy efficient without the need for additional insulation, saving developers and homeowners money from the start. Using a 3D printing process called Photo-Activated Component Extrusion, rapid curing allows the LSM to print in horizontal layers without a supporting structure, giving Mighty Buildings sturdy 3D printed walls, floors, ceilings and more.

Mighty Quatro: The Epitome of Luxury

The Mighty Quatro has an open-concept layout and spacious kitchen island that makes it perfect for hosting friends and family. Entertain guests around the kitchen island while enjoying the natural light streaming in through floor-to-ceiling windows. The extra bedroom can serve as a guest room for visitors wishing to stay the night. By giving you more space and more options, the Mighty Quatro offers you the freedom to create a home that is uniquely yours.

Mighty Buildings Impact: More Homes, Lower Emissions

The home construction industry can't continue to build with the same tools and materials that have been used for centuries and reduce CO2 emissions. Mighty Buildings' innovative technology allows for both near-zero waste construction, the reduction of embodied carbon, and for building cost-effective zero-net energy homes. These methods contribute to greenhouse gas and carbon emission savings which will grow over time as they get closer to the company’s 2028 Carbon Neutrality goal. Its innovative construction technology quickly adds more single family homes and ADUs to the market now, helping to increase housing availability for the 'Missing Middle' - its first responders and teachers and frontline workers who increasingly cannot afford to live in the communities they serve. This same technology will contribute to the creation of multi-family units in the near future. By using robotics and automation to speed up the most dangerous and time consuming parts of the construction process and create more units, the company is able to focus on maximizing the value of the human labor for finishing the units while also attracting a new generation of workers to address the dwindling labor supply in construction.

The Visionary Leader Upfront   

Slava Solonitsyn is a co-founder and the Chief Executive Officer of Mighty Buildings.

“Our 3D printing technology allows us to produce modular houses and building components much faster than traditional construction.”