“Oberon” Series

The Oberon Series has a diameter of 32 feet. These petite dome designs make the most of space. They include one-, two-, three-, four-bedroom floor plans and a four-plex design as a rental option.

Floor Plan: DL-3210

1,608 square feet
One bedrooms
Two baths

Floor Plan: DL-3213

200 square feet (per unit)
One bedroom (per unit)
One bath (per unit)

Floor Plan: DL-3214

804 square feet
Three bedrooms
Two baths

Floor Plan: DL-3215

804 square feet
Three bedrooms
Two baths

Floor Plan: DL-3216

804 square feet
Three bedrooms
Two baths

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TBT: The past and future Johnson Creek School

Today’s Throwback Thursday is a bit different as we look to the past and the future in Johnson Creek, Wisconsin. In 2016 the Johnson Creek School District opened a five-dome school to serve as the combined middle and high school. The small district of 750 students was dealing with old school buildings plus a hodgepodge of additions and portable classrooms. The maintenance costs were increasing and they needed something new. They tried several times to pass a bond to build a conventional school, but each time the voters rejected it. So they sought for a more innovative, affordable solution and found the Monolithic Dome.

The story of a Hawaiian dream home — now for sale

Whoever buys Jo King’s Hawaiian dome will buy so much more than a home. They’re buying a dream. The dome has a lot to offer, starting with breath-taking views. Snuggled on an acre of land in the Waimea Valley on Kauai, it’s surrounded by an abundance of history and natural beauty. The open floor plan offers two bedrooms and two and a half baths upstairs with another bath as well as two outdoor showers downstairs, all covering about 1,700 square feet. Painted coconut palms adorn the concrete walls, and a large lanai takes full advantage of the scenery.

Fall 2020 Monolithic Dome Builders Workshop canceled due to COVID-19

We live with hope for a better future, yet, we need to recognize the realities of today. COVID-19 cases are surging in Texas and across the US. There is no reason to believe the coronavirus pandemic will end anytime soon. We must accept that this is our new “normal” and plan accordingly. To that end, we are canceling the Fall 2020 Monolithic Dome Builders Workshop.

The many uses of a Mississippi storm shelter

As tornadoes tore through parts of their state on Easter weekend 2020, many Louisville, Mississippi, residents made their way to their community safe room — again.

TBT: The Lincoln County Farm Center

Today’s Throwback Thursday is the Lincoln County Farm Center on US Route 66 in Chandler, Oklahoma. It’s home to the first Monolithic Dome fertilizer storage project — built more than 40 years ago in 1978. In 2011, the storage dome was covered with stainless steel and in 2015 they built a large, Monolithic Dome ranch store.

“Oberon” Series

Floor Plan: DL-3207

Floor Plan: DL-3209

Floor Plan: DL-3210

Floor Plan: DL-3213

Floor Plan: DL-3214

Floor Plan: DL-3215

Floor Plan: DL-3216

Floor Plan: DL-3217

Floor Plan: DL-3219

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