Mighty Buildings is a construction tech company that is innovating the construction industry and helping the world build better by creating beautiful, sustainable, and high-quality zero net energy homes using advanced materials, 3D printing, and robotic automation.
Mighty Buildings
Its 3D printing technology has the potential to unlock the needed productivity for large scale construction alongside the opportunity for reduced emissions, leading to a more sustainable product and future. Mighty Buildings is certified under California’s Factory Built Housing program to build units using 3D printing, and is the first company to achieve certification under the UL 3401 standard for evaluating building structures and assemblies.
How to Redesign Products, Services, Messaging, Business Models for a Better Future
2 months ago - At SB’21 San Diego, innovators in the apparel, food, plastics, real estate, retail, spirits industries and more shared lessons learned from a variety of initiatives aimed at enabling a circular, regenerative future.
Mighty Buildings Now Further Reduce Carbon Footprint of Homes with CO2-Based Cement
3 months ago - New partner Fortera’s material converts carbon dioxide into cement, reducing CO₂ emissions by more than 60% — and costs 10% less than conventional cement.
Mighty Buildings Joins Climate Pledge Along With Amazon, Microsoft to Achieve Carbon-Neutral Goals
4 months ago - Mighty Buildings - a construction technology company using 3D printing to create beautiful and sustainable homes - signs The Climate Pledge as part of their commitment to being carbon neutral by 2028.
Mighty Buildings Launches Advisory Council to Support Vision of Addressing Climate and Housing Crises
4 months ago - Mighty Buildings announces launch of Advisory Council to help guide their vision of addressing the dual crises of housing and climate.
Are 3D-Printed Buildings the Sustainable Future of Construction?
8 months ago - The construction industry must adopt technologies that increase productivity while mitigating the impact of our growing housing needs on the climate crisis. Mighty Buildings’ technology may be ‘one of the only in existence’ that could unlock the needed productivity alongside reduced emissions.