Situated in Austin, Texas, House Zero is the first project of ICON?s Exploration Series, a series of homes designed with world-class architects that explore the creative possibilities of large-scale 3D printing. This single-family house, designed by the award-winning firm, Lake|Flato Architects, is 2,000+ sq-ft (185.8 sq-m) and features a 3 bedroom/2.5 bath home and a 350 sq-ft (32.5 sq-m), 1 bedroom/1 bath accessory dwelling unit.
Boasting a unique 3d printed wall system, House Zero is an energy efficient, climate-responsive structure that provides both flexibility and permanence, perfect for families looking to settle down in one of America’s most beloved cities.

About House Zero
Inventing Architecture: ICON’s House Zero Sets Standard for 3D Printing Pioneering advanced construction technologies and large-scale 3D printing robotics, ICON has set the standard for what 3D printing can bring to the world with their “House Zero” project. Designed by award-winning firm, Lake|Flato Architects, known for their sustainable designs, the digitally native approach to home design pushes the boundaries of what is possible with architecture.
2,000+ Square Foot Home and Accessory Dwelling Unit
The home measures 2,000+ square feet (185.8 square meters) and features three bedrooms, two and a half bathrooms. Additionally, an accessory dwelling unit of 350 square feet (32.5 square meters) contains one bedroom and one bathroom. ICON’s resilient...