New 3D-printed barracks open at Fort Bliss AI
Fort Bliss and 1st Armored Division senior leaders along with distinguished guests of ICON Prime officially open the new 3D barracks with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Fort Bliss, Texas, July 28, 2026. (Brandon Camaquin/U.S. Army) Fort Bliss officials celebrated the opening Tuesday of new barracks buildings constructed in months — not years — using massive 3D-printing construction robots. The new buildings, made of a special blend of concrete, can house up to 560 soldiers in open bays on temporary assignment to the west Texas base, according to the 1st Armored Division, Fort Bliss’s largest unit.
- ▪Fort Bliss and 1st Armored Division senior leaders along with distinguished guests of ICON Prime officially open the new 3D barracks with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Fort Bliss, Texas, July 28, 2026. (Brandon Camaquin/U.S.
- ▪Army) Fort Bliss officials celebrated the opening Tuesday of new barracks buildings constructed in months — not years — using massive 3D-printing construction robots.
- ▪The new buildings, made of a special blend of concrete, can house up to 560 soldiers in open bays on temporary assignment to the west Texas base, according to the 1st Armored Division, Fort Bliss’s largest unit.
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Fort Bliss and 1st Armored Division senior leaders along with distinguished guests of ICON Prime officially open the new 3D barracks with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Fort Bliss, Texas, July 28, 2026. (Brandon Camaquin/U.S. Army) Fort Bliss officials celebrated the opening Tuesday of new barracks buildings constructed in months — not years — using massive 3D-printing construction robots. The new buildings, made of a special blend of concrete, can house up to 560 soldiers in open bays on temporary assignment to the west Texas base, according to the 1st Armored Division, Fort Bliss’s largest unit. The first two of 10 buildings opened Tuesday with the remaining expected to come online in September, according to Fort Bliss.
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