Project Milestone is about the realization of five 3D-printed homes in the Bosrijk neighborhood of Eindhoven. The first home was completed in 2021 (see also 3dprintedhouse.nl), and now the remaining four homes will be built.
The homes will be located in the Bosrijk neighborhood in Eindhoven. The plot is situated between the streets Bosuil, Bosfazant, and Sliffertsestraat. The homes will be accessible via Bosuil.
All interior and exterior walls will be printed. The outdoor storage units will also be printed. Floors and stairs will not be 3D printed—this is currently not yet possible.
No, the elements for the homes will be printed at the 3D printing factory of Saint-Gobain Weber Beamix in Eindhoven. On-site, the elements will be assembled.
Construction is expected to start in mid-2026.
The homes are expected to be delivered in spring 2027.
Yes, you can. For all information about the sale of the homes, visit woneninmilestone.nl. Sales start on Thursday, November 6, 2025 at 13:00. Registration closes on Sunday, November 16 at 17:00, after which the homes will be allocated by lottery.
Currently, the homes are exclusively built at this location. If you're interested in placing a similar home elsewhere, please contact Saint-Gobain Weber Beamix.
The main difference is that the new homes have multiple floors. While Milestone 1 had a single level, the new homes have two or three floors. The 3D printing technology has also evolved, and lessons from Milestone 1 have been incorporated into the new designs.
Project Milestone is a collaboration between government, academia, and industry. The City of Eindhoven is a co-initiator and innovation driver. TU/e is the knowledge partner. Saint-Gobain Weber Beamix developed the production process. Houben / Van Mierlo Architects designed the homes. Witteveen+Bos handles technical and structural aspects. Construction company Van Wijnen leads the project and builds the homes.
Van Wijnen is responsible for construction and leads the project team. The company is committed to innovation and participates in Milestone to explore the future of 3D concrete printing. With its own housing factory in Heerenveen, Van Wijnen demonstrates how innovation enables fast, sustainable, and affordable housing.
Saint-Gobain Weber Beamix has been printing with concrete since 2005. Since 2017, it operates a fully equipped 3D concrete printing factory with multiple robots. The factory focuses on producing structural elements through industrial 3D printing.
Witteveen+Bos provides engineering and consultancy services in water, infrastructure, environment, and construction. With over 1,500 employees, it specializes in complex projects requiring multidisciplinary collaboration. The firm has led in 3D concrete printing since 2013 and has realized several projects in collaboration with TU/e.
Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) is a research university specializing in engineering. Since 2015, it has Europe’s largest concrete printer. Researchers, led by Professor Theo Salet, explore and develop printed concrete in collaboration with industry. A PhD study commissioned by Weber Beamix will soon be completed, helping improve print system quality.
Eindhoven is the heart of the Brainport region, a global hotspot for technology and design. It has evolved from a factory town into a creative and innovative urban ecosystem, home to over 1,000 startups and major companies like Philips and ASML.
Four homes are offered for sale, consisting of two types:
HOODOO
NAVAJO
Starting price is €635,000. Final prices per home will be announced at the start of the sale on Thursday, November 6 at 13:00.
Online sales start on Thursday, November 6 at 13:00 via woneninmilestone.nl.
Interested buyers can register at woneninmilestone.nl. Those who registered during the pre-sale will receive priority in the allocation process.
For sales-related questions, contact real estate agent Mariska van de Velde:
Vraag 't – the friendliest real estate agent
06-18883199
mariska@vraaghet.nl
No, not yet. The final sales prices, sales drawings, technical specifications, and information about additional work will be available from the start of the sales process.
Since the homes are part of a development trajectory, we aim to build them under the most optimal conditions. Construction is expected to start in mid-2026, with completion anticipated in the spring of 2027.
If you have specific wishes regarding the layout of the home, such as an alternative floor plan, these changes can be made at an additional cost. This is of course subject to the condition that the main structural framework remains unchanged and that your wishes are technically feasible.
Yes. We’ve carefully considered the design, natural light, and practical use of space. However, it is possible to customise the layout of the homes to suit your preferences.
No, but it is possible to install them.
Yes
Wood
No
Yes, the home comes with a standard toilet and bathroom, which the buyer can customise. The kitchen is not included by default and can be installed according to the buyer’s preferences.
The structural wall of the home has the same concrete texture as the exterior. The other interior walls are ready for wallpaper, with the wet areas (bathroom/toilet) tiled. Floors are finished with a PU coating, and ceilings are painted white.
All four homes have three bedrooms, with the option for buyers to adjust this according to their needs.
The homes are suitable for various types of households, from small to larger families.
Maintenance of the installations, sealing joints and sanitary facilities, and cleaning the exterior glazing.
The homes come with an SWK warranty issued by Van Wijnen Zuid B.V.
Yes, each home includes one designated parking space. Public parking is also available on adjacent roads.
Yes, all homes include a detached outdoor storage unit.