Monolithic Dome homes were featured in a recent issue of Popular Science magazine.

After years of dreaming and planning, a Monolithic Dome home in Australia has been completed. The interior was recently finished, creating an amazing space for the homeowners.

Once a certified roadside attraction. The life of an iconic structure, now gone.

Monolithic Domes, just like any other building, require upkeep to remain functional. The Monolithic Dome home in Dighton, Kansas known as the Muddpuddle Dome On The Prairie was recently recoated to preserve the dome.

In a new feature story in the Daily Mail, four dome homeowners from across the United States share their story about how they came to live in a Monolithic Dome.

20 years of dreaming has finally taken shape for one family.

Monolithic Domes have been used for many purposes around the world, but music studio might not be the first to come to mind.

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Arthur J. “Jack” Boyt, Jr. Jack is the pioneer of Airform membrane design and a key figure in the Monolithic Dome industry from nearly its beginning. He passed away on Thursday, April 13, 2017 at the age of 93 in his home in Ankeny, Iowa.

Known as the “Shire of Montana,” this unique Monolithic Dome home is the latest to come on the market.

In search of “something different,” Monolithic Domes fit the bill for one school in Kansas.