This five-bedroom dome home in Lowell, IN, offers comfort and security inside its concrete walls -- and a thriving bed-and-breakfast eager for new owners. The post This $400K Monolithic Dome Home ...

Inside the Texas dome Monolithic.org Byrne liked that the inside of the homes are so easily customized. Without load-bearing walls, walls can go anywhere the owner likes.

It has seven domes, in sunflower position from aerial view, with three bedrooms and four bathrooms across 6,347 square-feet.

Price is asking $150,000 for the structure, which is known as a monolithic dome. According to blueprints for the building, there were plans for three floors, including a lower level with 1,950 ...

There are seven levels inside this dome. ... The world's largest monolithic dome structure is the Faith Chapel Christian Center's 61,000 sq. ft dome in Birmingham, Alabama.

Monolithic dome structure. The “planetary surface habitat and airlock unit” Inflatable bases for the artic Bolonkin and Cathcart have attracted attention with their artic proposal, but a prototype has ...

Click here to learn more about the monolithic dome _____ He says instead of building a wood house from the inside out, they're building it from the outside in. Cagle got the idea after researching a ...

The three-bed, two-bath home, which measures 2,801 square feet, sits on 5.04 acres and comes with a barn. See inside at realestate.boston.com.

Young also constructed the home to prove a point that dome homes could be built underground, which he said the Monolithic Domes institute recommends against. “He did it anyway,” Alexander told ...

In addition to being safe, sturdy and weather resistant – Monolithic domes are extremely cheap, easy to build, and energy efficient. They are also fire-resistant, mold-resistant and impervious ...

But to lovers of the monolithic dome design, the property represents something very special: ... “When you’re inside, you can’t tell you’re inside these individual domes. More in Lifestyle.

A twin-dome house with five bedrooms in Otterville, Missouri, is on the market for $348,421. Michael Van Devender, the owner, says that his love for science fiction inspired the design of the home.