The first European school using 3D printing is being built in Lviv

Lviv is proudly becoming a pioneer in Europe in introducing innovative 3D printing technology in school construction. This was announced by the Minister of Digital Transformation of Ukraine Mykhailo Fedorov on his telegram channel.

A new school building is being built in Lviv using 3D printing, which is the first such project in Europe. The school is currently functioning, but it was too small for all students. The new building will accommodate 100 primary school students, providing comfortable conditions for education.

The peculiarity of construction using 3D printing is that this technology allows for the most efficient use of resources and reduces the cost of materials. 3D printers produce the elements of the school's structure layer by layer, allowing you to create an accurate and durable building with all the necessary parameters.

Building a school with 3D printing is not only fast and efficient, but also environmentally friendly. Reducing the use of traditional building materials helps to conserve natural resources and reduce the negative impact on the environment.

A team of just three people is required to manage and control the printing process. This greatly simplifies and speeds up the construction process, allowing tasks to be completed accurately and without unnecessary delays.

Lviv has demonstrated its openness to innovation and desire to improve in the field of education. The initiative to build a school using 3D printing will show the prospects and benefits of this technology, which has the potential to change the way construction is approached around the world. Lviv is becoming a hallmark of modern technology and innovation in education.