Greeley welcomes 3D house printer to community
GREELEY — Alquist LLC, the startup company that will 3D print houses, starting in Greeley, expects to be so busy that it was willing to include a licensing agreement in its economic-development deal with the community so that Greeley could use the new technology on its own.
Local and state public officials gathered Friday in Greeley to welcome Alquist, a 3D-printing company that has developed technology to build concrete structures. The city and state have both agreed to participate in the company’s relocation.
Alquist will leverage a $4 million investment from Greeley and the state — a deal…
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