Updated aerial of FBR HQ 24th of June 2018, page-339

I always considered the Hadrian X to be a 3D printer of sorts. It essentially does the same thing with the only difference being that it extrudes bricks instead of resin. After seeing some videos of 3D house printing, it looks like the Hadrian is 3D house printer 1.0, and those that extrude cement are 2.0. Imagine the freedom that a true 3D house printer gives you; you can print any shape you want and the slab wouldn't need to be as precise as with bricks. This is like mana from heaven for architects, who could never put curves into budget buildings because of the cost. The Hadrian has a head start with DST and the boom, but I think that bricks might be the wrong approach.