3DCP Atlas is a global platform dedicated to documenting and connecting the 3D concrete printing industry. Its interactive atlas maps completed 3D-printed structures around the world, giving users a way to explore projects by location and learn about notable builds. The project library includes both prefabricated and on-site construction, with examples such as the Hatsushima Station building in Japan, Tor Alva in Switzerland, Wavehouse Heidelberg in Germany, and a 3D-printed bicycle bridge in the Netherlands.

Alongside the map, 3DCP Atlas provides statistics on mapped projects, countries, companies, production methods, and material classes. The platform also shares industry events and news, including conferences and expos, and offers a monthly newsletter with project updates, material reviews, and event announcements. Visitors can submit projects, report errors, contact the team, or propose partnerships. Created and maintained by Slava Markin, 3DCP Atlas serves as an informational resource for people interested in the global development of 3D concrete printing.