Printera

After months of waiting, we finally got the green light. Printera is moving into a new facility! We've been talking about this move for a while now and it's felt like it was always just around the corner. Permits, timelines, the usual. But its officially happening.

This is a big step for us. More space, more capability, and a lot more room to grow into what we've been building toward.

We're planning a grand opening to celebrate and we'll be sharing more details soon. Whether you've been following along, we've worked together, or you're a professional curious about what 3D concrete printing can do, we'd love to have you there.

More to come.

Book benches we made for the Hobe Sound Library. Always rewarding to see a project go from the shop to its home. These turned out great!

Consistent pattern. Precise detail.

This is what we're after with every print. Have a project that needs custom concrete work? Let's talk.

Here is a first look at an entry monument for Charles F. Chapman School of Seamanship we've been working on. The design features a ship's helm spanning the top of the structure.

Nice to see more projects embracing what 3DCP can do. More to come on this one.

Here's the next phase for the sculptural piece we've been working on. The amazing team over at came by the shop to handle the finishing work. They applied a smooth finish over the printed surface to refine the elegant form of the sculpture.

Great collaboration on this one.

Working on something a little different. Here's a sculptural piece we printed recently. The severe overhangs and quick layer times made it a fun challenge to work through.

When a print like this comes together, it's pretty rewarding. Always fun when we get to lean into the artistic side of what we can do.

More to come on this one.

A little holiday cheer from the shop.

Happy holidays from all of us at Printera. Thanks to everyone who collaborated with us this year, from clients to partners and friends of the studio.

Looking forward to sharing more of what we’re building in the year ahead.

Still in awe watching this project come to life layer by layer. Here’s another look at printing the raised planter monument before it hits the site.