It will take 2 years to build, and they need to borrow the giant D-Shape 3D printer from the Italian defense agency...well, maybe I won't hold my breath.
"This will serve as a way of using our project to ... pave the way for more humanitarian purposes that we see as the highest and best use for our technology," he says.
"If we can build a simple pool house, I can print thousands of refugee housings. If I can build a pool, I can print underwater reefs (which he says D-Shape has already done before) to repair bridges, piers and infrastructures."