
3D Shotcrete Walls refer to modern construction methods using air-sprayed concrete (shotcrete) for strong, fast, and versatile wall systems, often involving EPS 3D panels as insulated cores with steel mesh for reinforcement, creating monolithic, energy-efficient structures. It also encompasses advanced Shotcrete 3D Printing (SC3DP), a novel tech for intricate, fully reinforced concrete shapes. Key benefits are strength, speed, insulation (with EPS), and artistic freedom (sculpted finishes).
Transitioning to 3D Shotcrete construction requires coordination during the pre-construction phase, particularly around design, materials, and specialized installation techniques. Here is a simple roadmap to get started:
ARCHITECTS
Hubbell and Hubbell
CONTRACTORS
Sevan Multi-Site Solutions
Everlasting Homes Building Group
Safeguard Builders https://safeguard-builders.com/
MANUFACTURERS
RSG-3D https://www.rsg3d.com/

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This video provides an aerial look at the May 2025 construction progress of a residence at Silverado Country Club in Napa, California. The home is being built with the RSG 3-D Resilient Panel Building System, demonstrating how concrete-based construction can be used to create a durable, energy-efficient and fire-resilient home without limiting architectural design.
One important note: despite the “3-D” in the name, this is a structural panel building system—not a 3D-printed home.
This video shows a fire test of the RSG 3-D Resilient Panel Building System, demonstrating how the concrete-covered structural panel performs when exposed to direct flame and extreme heat. The test highlights the role noncombustible concrete construction can play in limiting ignition and fire spread and creating more wildfire-resilient homes and buildings.
This video showcases a completed Santa Rosa residence rebuilt following a wildfire using the RSG 3-D Resilient Panel Building System. The home demonstrates how fire-resilient concrete construction can support a beautiful, contemporary design while providing greater durability, energy efficiency and protection against future wildfires.
This is a technical evaluation report from ICC Evaluation Service that verifies the compliance of specified 3-D concrete panel systems with international building codes. It provides an industry-recognized assessment of structural performance, installation requirements, and code acceptance—useful for designers, builders, and officials evaluating concrete panel construction methods. LINK
This technical manual covers foundational principles for 3-D concrete shotcrete wall systems, including materials, design criteria, and construction procedures. It serves as a practical reference for architects, engineers, and builders evaluating or specifying shotcrete-based resilient building methods. LINK
This technical manual provides detailed guidance on materials, construction methods, and performance criteria for 3-D concrete shotcrete wall systems. It includes information on design parameters, structural characteristics, and installation considerations, making it a valuable resource for architects, engineers, and builders working with advanced shotcrete and insulated concrete panel techniques. LINK
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