Literally in the 3D printing for dummies book, it says that 3D printed houses that will be disposable will be part of the future and the next industrial revolution.

I don't see a problem, lumber is expensive af and there's a huge homeless problem here in the US, so if that tech was supported it could make villages for homeless people to get services and have a temp home. I say temp home because section 8 homes in general aren't meant to be forever apartments and I'm going off of that trope for the term temp home, I just didn't want to use the wording, "3D Printed Projects-Style Housing."