An Austin Church Needs a New Building. It’s Going to Print It.

July 22, 2026 · 1 min read

In a closet of the chapel of St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in Austin, Texas, is a box of abandoned plans. Decades’ worth of blueprints, mockups, and hopes for a new building sit untouched. Originally constructed in 1959, the structure has limped along for at least the last 30 years. The main nave comprises remnants from Read more...

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Георгий НовиковIt's interesting that they decided to print the building. Here in Rostov, too, old churches take years to patch up, but here a 3D printer sounds like something out of science fiction. The main thing is that it does not fall apart in ten years, like some of our “new buildings”.

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