Yumadome — A Multigenerational Monolithic Dome Home Eight suites — They are located off the atrium. French doors open to a balcony overlooking the atrium. (Mark Henrikson) Fish-eye photo — View using a “fish-eye” lens. It captures the domes depth and expansiveness. (Mark Henrikson) Christmas preparations — Atrium is decorated for the holidays. (Mark Henrikson) Atrium — It includes a central eating area and a place to relax. Large windows provide the home with lots of light and an open atmosphere. (Mark Henrikson) Let there be light! — Windows adorn every level of Yumadome. (Mark Henrikson) Up and Away — Staircase leads to the second and third floor suites. Most of the bedrooms are away from the atrium and the sitting rooms. (Mark Henrikson) View from the third floor — Stone tile flooring provides an earthy-feel and generates a striking contrast to the white staircase and wicker furniture. (Mark Henrikson) Deck the halls — View from the top using another “fish-eye” lens. Christmas lights and decorations adorn the staircase. (Mark Henrikson) What’s cooking? — Centrally located kitchen includes two dishwashers, two sinks and two refrigerators. (Mark Henrikson) Personal spaces — Each suite has at least one bedroom, a bathroom, sitting room, laundry area and closet. (Mark Henrikson) A living area — Residents furnish and decorate their suites. (Mark Henrikson) A sweet suite — It includes a sitting area, bedroom, dining area and french doors that lead to a balcony overlooking the atrium. (Mark Henrikson) Cozy bedroom — It’s decorated with floral prints. (Mark Henrikson) Victorian bedroom — It offers lots of light and a simple, clean design. (Mark Henrikson) No wasted space — This small bedroom features well placed, streamlined furniture. (Mark Henrikson) Suite comfort — Oversized corner bathtub in one of the eight suites. Arched opening is accented with beautiful floral arrangements. (Mark Henrikson) Generous storage — Wood cabinets provide storage in this bathroom. (Mark Henrikson) Bath time — This suite includes a Jacuzzi tub. (Mark Henrikson) Beat the heat — The folks at Yumadome enjoy their pool. (Mark Henrikson) Picnic time — Yumadomers have an outdoor picnic area and garden. (Mark Henrikson) Pool — The roundness of the pool complements the roundness of the dome. (Mark Henrikson) Welcome! — A curved path leads to this entryway. (Mark Henrikson) Spectacular Surroundings — Yumadome is enclosed by beautiful fields and mountains. (Mark Henrikson) Yuma Dome — It’s a beautiful dome in Yuma, Arizona with a diameter of 84’ and inside height, from floor to ceiling, of 39’8". It offers a total of 11,000 square feet of living space. (Mark Henrikson)