Callisto I — “A President’s Choice”

Callisto I

Monolithic • Published April 13, 2009 4:05pm • “President’s Choice” Monolithic Dome Home Plans

Plan Number: DL5001 (DPC 452 or DPC 4052)
Name: Callisto I
Floor Area: 1,964 square feet
Diameter: 50’
One Full Set Of Construction Drawings: $750

No modifications are available for President’s Choice Plans.

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