OUR
PROJECTS
3D CONCRETE PRINTING
IN PRACTICE
Our projects demonstrate how mobile robotics and 3D concrete printing are already being used on real construction sites – from residential and commercial buildings to new construction applications.
Digital planning, automated wall production and established construction processes work together as one integrated workflow. With every project, we continue to scale the technology, improve productivity and expand its range of applications.
COMMERCIAL BUILDING
PRODUCED ROBOTICALLY
July 24, 2026: In Detmold, a new office and warehouse building features around 890 m² of 3D-printed wall surface and approximately 160 m³ of concrete.
Two different wall thicknesses – 17.5 and 24 cm – are produced directly through the digital printing process, demonstrating how mobile robotics can be integrated into a conventional commercial construction project.
3D CONCRETE PRINTING
AT INDUSTRIAL SCALE
June 30, 2026 – More than 1,300 m² of printed wall surface, around 292 m³ of concrete and wall heights of up to seven meters: in Neubulach, the world’s first supermarket built using 3D concrete printing was realized.
For the first time, two mobile INSTATIQ P1 robots operated in parallel during selected construction phases – an important step toward scaling robotic construction.
A WOLRD FIRST
BELOW GROUND
December 17, 2025: In Weißenhorn, a basement level was produced directly on site using mobile 3D concrete printing for the first time worldwide.
The automated printing process was combined with waterproof concrete, building waterproofing and mobile energy supply to create an integrated construction system. The INSTATIQ P1 was ready for operation within approximately 60 minutes.
3D CONCRETE PRINTING
IN MULTI-STOREY HOUSING
July 31, 2025 November 14, 2024 – At a four-storey residential building in Metzingen, the structural walls of the two top floors were produced directly on site using mobile 3D concrete printing.
The load-bearing walls, reaching heights of up to three meters, were completed in just four days. The project demonstrates how robotic production can be integrated into a conventional multi-storey construction process.
ENCLOSED STRUCTURAL SHELL
IN JUST NINE WEEKS
June 5, 2025: Five apartments, around 430 m² of living space and 20 cm structural concrete walls: in Illertissen, mobile 3D concrete printing is integrated into an optimized end-to-end construction process.
Openings for building services are incorporated directly into the printing process, while windows, roof structure and subsequent trades are coordinated around the digital construction workflow.
SIX APARTMENTS
IN SEVEN PRINTING DAYS
November 14, 2024 – A subsidized multi-family residential building with six apartments and around 450 m² of living space demonstrates mobile 3D concrete printing in conventional residential construction.
The structural walls of the ground and upper floors were produced in a total of only seven printing days.
A HOUSE PRINTED
IN 29 HOURS
October 23, 2024: A clubhouse with approximately 95 m² of floor area and structural concrete walls was produced in just 29 hours of printing time.
The project provided an early demonstration of how digital planning, ready-mix concrete and mobile robotics can be combined into an automated construction process directly on site.
A FULLY PRINTED
WARE HOUSE
May 6, 2024: Putzmeister and ZÜBLIN present the first solid construction with supporting concrete walls from a 3D printer
LATEST NEWS
December 1, 2025
NELCON has launched – your partner for building with 3D concrete printing
Since December 1, 2025, the joint venture founded by ZÜBLIN and INSTATIQ has been fully operational. NELCON’s mission is to bring 3D concrete printing from the pilot phase into mainstream construction – as a strong partner for building with 3D concrete printing that is scalable, economical, and reliable.
July 31, 2025
Revolution in residential construction: ZÜBLIN and INSTATIQ use new 3D concrete printing process
The construction company ZÜBLIN and the technology provider INSTATIQ are bringing 3D concrete printing into construction practice for projects of all sizes. In the new construction of three apartment buildings of GWG Reutlingen in Metzingen-Neugreuth, the 3D concrete printing process is experiencing its premiere in this size dimension – with a signal effect for the entire construction industry
June 5, 2025
Illertissen: 3D Concrete Printing From Foundation to Enclosed Shell in Record Time
Together with our partners – Rupp Gebäudedruck, Holzbau Schirßner, SCHWENK, and Ingenieurbüro Mader – we are currently realizing our latest innovative construction project in Illertissen using concrete 3D printing: a multi-family residential building with a total living space of 430 square meters, constructed in just nine weeks.
April 7, 2025
Federal Minister Visits BAUMA – Innovations and Robotics Boost Productivity in Construction
With the launch of INSTATIQ, we are taking a decisive step into the future of construction. As a spin-off of the Putzmeister Group, we combine cutting-edge concrete 3D printing technology with intelligent processes to make building construction faster, more sustainable, and more cost-efficient.
March 27, 2025
INSTATIQ Debuts at BAUMA 2025 with Mobile 3D Concrete Printing and Smart Construction Robotics
February 17, 2025
INSTATIQ Go-Live: 3D Concrete Printing and Digitalization for the Future of Construction
February 7, 2025
CO₂-Optimized 3D Concrete Printing in Oelde – Automated, Efficient, and Future-Oriented
September 6, 2024
Tests with 3D Concrete Printer in Florida – INSTATIQ Launches in the USA