25 Incredible Personal Biodomes

By Miss Cellania in Architecture on Oct 16, 2008 at 8:12 am

Have you ever wanted to live in a round home? There are plenty of ways to do it!

Now, designers have planned dome homes, tents, personal mini-domes and fantastical structures that serve as beautiful homes, that save up to seventy percent on heating and cooling and that can withstand many “Acts of God.” While domes have their opponents, their objections – more often than not – have been overturned. Building codes, sound problems, privacy and weatherproofing all have been resolved through compromise, extensions, building in levels, and building with new materials. This type of home uses less material and labor and are suited to mass production.

See 25 different dome homes. Pictured is Steve Miller’s (not the guitarist) Ply Sphere. Link -Thanks, Brian T!


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  1. ernest
    Oct 16th, 2008 at 9:30 pm

    I used to go to a mildewy Unitarian church in a dome. How do you put rain gutters on a dome? How much does it cost to have a dome shingled? Do You nee a math genius roofer? How do shingles shed water on the top of a dome, where it has so little pitch?
    Domes are not ecological, because they are incompatible with an urban setting, which has the smaller carbon footprint per person.


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