Building the future, layer by layer.
We combine large-format robotic 3D printing with sustainable, locally sourced materials to build faster, cleaner and closer to nature: homes on land, reefs under the sea, streets and interiors. Based in Tenerife, working worldwide.
Each company has its own focus, and all three share the same printing technology, team and mission.
Two large-format printers, a gantry system and a robotic arm, print walls, houses and modular structures from local, natural materials. The same technology produces artificial reef modules and underwater protective barriers for marine regeneration in the Canary Islands.
Watch: a high-precision printed marine piece
Artificial reef modules are printed in Tenerife with cavities and textures designed for marine life to settle, then lifted and transported for installation.
WGT researches and develops new materials for the circular economy. Each project starts by identifying what a location already has (local minerals, aggregates and waste streams) and turns them into printable building materials.
These low-impact materials are developed in the Canary Islands and taken to new regions through international partnerships, including in Africa.
WNT researches and develops robotic 3D printers for large-format printing: the robotic arm, the print heads that place each layer, and the control behind them. Its work feeds directly into the printers the group uses every day, and from January 2027 it takes part in a Horizon Europe project.
Planters, litter bins and benches printed in concrete, layer by layer. Organic shapes that conventional moulds cannot make, with the printed texture left visible as part of the design.
Beyond homes, reefs and streets, we design and produce one-off interior pieces: sculptural walls, reliefs and installations for architects, hotels, restaurants and private clients. Each piece is designed for its space and its light.
This feature wall combines over a hundred shell-shaped elements with golden interiors, holding black and pearl-white spheres, and changes character completely with backlighting.
AWARD · CAIXABANK & FUNDACIÓN LA CAJA DE CANARIAS
Premios Canarias de Economía Sostenible
Winner in the Circular Economy category, for 3D-printed homes and marine structures made with local resources.
2024 EDITION · AWARDED JULY 2025 · CANARIAS7 ↗
IMPRESSORA TF, S.L.U. is developing the projects [IMPRESSORA 3D CONSTRUCTION], [CORAL 3D CANARIAS: 3D PRINTING OF CORAL PROT1 FOR THE REGENERATION OF THE SUBMARINE ECOSYSTEM AND BIODIVERSITY] and [MODULAR SUBMARINE PROTECTIVE BARRIER] with the support of the Regional Ministry of Universities, Science, Innovation and Culture of the Government of the Canary Islands, through the Canarias STARS programme for the Promotion of Disruptive Innovation Projects in the Canary Islands — 2023, 2024 and 2025 calls, with a grant awarded of €50,000 per project.
Daniel Dénes, CEO of Impressora, WGT and WNT, presents the group’s work at international events.
