Our patented 3D-printing technology builds homes faster and more affordably.
Become an Azure shareholder as we scale up to build 50,000+ homes by 2030.
Share Price
$975*
Min. Investment
Our technology helps fill the 7.3M unit housing shortage while cutting down the 400M tons of plastic waste produced each year.
Azure Printed Homes combines patented 3D printing with recycled plastic to create modular homes that are:
Demand for modular housing, rental units, in-law suites, and accessory dwelling units (ADUs) is growing. We have a product that fits nearly any need, from homes on wheels to ADUs to 2-bedroom homes. Our modules come equipped with electrical, plumbing, and mini-split HVAC systems and can even be combined to create larger structures.
Azure’s unique approach sets it apart not just from traditional homebuilders, but also from other modular housing companies, offering a distinct advantage in both innovation and sustainability.
Our factory production combines efficiency and scalability, enabling rapid growth and strong margins.
Modular units print in 24 hours, are ready for use in 20 days, and sell for ~$40,000.
Each factory, with three printing systems, can generate up to $20-30M annually.
Licensing patented tech and offering IoT-enabled smart homes via subscription services.
Our expansion focuses on scaling production and entering high-demand markets to maximize impact and revenue potential.
Denver factory opens, doubling production capabilities.
Expansion into the Midwest and East Coast markets.
Global market entry with an initial focus on Asia and Europe.
Deliver 50,000+ homes with 8+ factories worldwide.
Our future plans and roadmap are based on current expectations and assumptions that involve risks and uncertainties. Actual results may differ materially from those expressed or implied.
We may robotically print homes, but our team is the true foundation of what we’re building. With decades of experience across construction, architecture and design, advanced technology, and more, Azure is uniquely suited to tackle this challenge.
MS Civil Engineering, 13 years experience in construction, design and project management // Founded and led his own residential & commercial construction company in the London, UK for 8 years
Built a company in charter school business with $120MM revenue, 1800 employees, 50 locations on three continents-sold it to PE-backed competitor
Anthea has been with Azure since 2020, seeing company revenue double and doing all of the accounting and payroll by herself using automated processes.She has more than ten years of experience in construction accounting
30 years of entrepreneurial work in Architecture & Design. Known for his ability to envision & strategize ground-breaking design concepts, he has led teams to complete internationally award-winning projects with clients that demand fresh perspective
BS Computer Science, 35 years as a Licensed CA General Contractor// Experience with 3 successful start-ups in different industries
BS Mechanical Engineering, 10yrs in production, new technologies & machinery // extensive experience in large format additive manufacturing
MS Mechanical Engineering, 9+ years in manufacturing & 3D printing with Northrop Grumman, Divergent 3D, Contour Crafting, Plenty
*Past performance is not indicative of future results.
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Accredited investors can invest as much as they want. But if you are NOT an accredited investor, your investment limit depends on either your annual income or net worth, whichever is greater. If the number is less than $124,000, you can only invest 5% of it. If both are greater than $124,000 then your investment limit is 10%.
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