A new Monolithic Dome now stands on the school grounds where a tornado came tearing through 23 years ago. Catoosa, Oklahoma, a suburb of Tulsa, was the site of a F4 storm in 1993 that killed seven people and injured many more. Thanks to a new Monolithic Dome, people at the school can now feel safe from another such storm.
As part of its ‘Saving our World’ series, Business Insider has featured Monolithic Domes as live-saving structures.
We recently finished another dome builders workshop. Thank you to all who came.
A new trade magazine has featured Monolithic Domes and their storage properties in its April issue.
What started out as an afterthought is now a conference center hosting thousands a year.
Along historic Route 66 stands a Monolithic Dome which serves as a farm store, which has a family legacy and history.
After discovering Monolithic Domes, one man is soon to have one of his very own.
Monolithic Dome bed and breakfast Thyme For Bed has been chosen as part of a list by the website Booking.com of places to book in the U.S.
Prospective dome homeowners can sometimes run into trouble securing financing for their home. Let us offer some tips on how to do just that.
Monolithic storage domes are again feature in the magazine Dry Cargo International, in its February 2018 issue.
A new Monolithic Dome safe room is under construction in Birmingham, Alabama. It’s part of a broader initiative to provide community storm shelters following the devastating Tuscaloosa-Birmingham EF4 tornado in 2011. It is the fourth dome built in the Pratt City area, which was hardest hit by the monster tornado.
