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A local nonprofit group affiliated with the global Habitat for Humanity organization has announced plans to build the first 3D-printed homes in Tuolumne County that would house aging-in-place individuals at its current workforce housing development near Columbia.
Habitat for Humanity of Tuolumne County first announced plans for 3D-printed homes at its Parrotts Ferry Village in May, and Trinity Abila, the nonprofit’s chief executive officer, presented the plans during an annual meeting of the California County Planning Commissioners Association at Black Oak Casino Resort in October.