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3D-Printed Shelters for Manufactured Homes | Lawrence News

3D-Printed Shelters for Manufactured Homes | Lawrence News

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Kansas State researchers are pioneering 3D-printed concrete storm shelters designed for manufactured home communities—vulnerable areas lacking safe havens during tornadoes. Led by architecture professor Reese Greenlee, the team is testing coil-patterned blocks to meet FEMA standards, aiming for affordability, durability, and dual-use potential as community hubs. This innovation not only boosts safety but also seeks to reshape perceptions of manufactured housing as a vital part of America’s housing future.

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