First 3D-Printed House in Germany – Hiking & Cycling Routes | Komoot
First 3D-Printed House in Germany
Overview
Location: Beckum, Warendorf, Münster District, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
Hiking Rating: 5.0 (17)
Road cycling Rating: 4.6 (12)
Cycling Rating: 4.2 (5)
Gravel riding Rating: 5.0 (1)
Description
The first house in Germany that was created with the help of a 3D concrete printer (2021)! It has a unique design with curves and no corners on the outside, making it a remarkable sight.
Nearby Routes
Path Along the Ruenkolk Bach – Animal Enclosure at Höxberg loop from Höxberg
Distance: 12.3km
Duration: 03:13
Elevation Gain: 90m Difficulty: ModerateBeckum Limestone Quarry Lake – Kalksteininsel Viewpoint loop from Beckum
Distance: 13.0km
Duration: 03:22
Elevation Gain: 70m
Difficulty: ModeratePflaumenallee (Plum Avenue) – Path Along the Ruenkolk Bach loop from Beckum
Distance: 9.36km
Duration: 02:25
Elevation Gain: 50m
Difficulty: Moderate
Visitor Reviews
Björn: The house is a unique structure and a must-visit!
August 11, 2021Karl-Heinz: This innovative design really changes the future of construction.
September 22, 2022easymp: Must see for anyone interested in modern architecture!
March 8, 2023
Additional Information
Weather: 22°C, 10°C, 44% humidity
Elevation: 130m