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PRESS RELEASE - May 10th, 2024 10:26AM, CST
LLG Architecture represented by Divergent Spectrum Incorporated
NAVARRE, FL - The future of construction is here, and it’s concrete - quite literally. With the advent of 3D concrete printing technology (3DCP), the age-old methods of building are undergoing a monumental transformation. Gone are the days of traditional construction limitations; welcome to a new era of innovation and efficiency.
3DCP has risen to popularity in an effort to respond to the housing and skilled labor crisis the US currently faces. These “printed” buildings have the ability to sustain winds nearing speeds of 160+ miles per hour, are well insulated, can significantly reduce production costs by roughly 25%, are printed with precision accuracy, and typically can have the walls complete in less time than it takes traditional construction crews in both residential and commercial building types.
The residential homes can be certified affordable housing, exceed Sunshine Standard Code, and creates the ease of insurability in an unstable insurance environment. LLG Architecture, PLLC is a local, female-owned business by Principal Architect Sarah Lower and her Business Principal and husband, Samuel Lower. LLG boasts stunning projects across Florida and the southeast; have received high recognition from media outlets in Tallahassee, North Carolina, Panama City Beach and more.
LLG Architecture, PLLC invites you to celebrate in their official Grand Opening on Tuesday, May 21, 2024, hosted by the Navarre Beach Area Chamber of Commerce and Divergent Spectrum, Inc, the PR company representing LLG. Come learn more about LLG’s community involvement, Habitat 4 Humanity projects, and 3DCP. The event kicks off at 4pm at the Navarre Chamber, located at 1804 Prado Street, Navarre, FL 32566.
To Learn More About LLG Architecture visit: www.llgarc.com
To See Media Highlights click the link: https://www.wtxl.com/news/local-news/first-florida-3d-printed-house-comes-to-tallahassee