The solution to the airco duct issue
Almost white tiles in the vestibule
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The end result
Tribute to South Boston
This is a story of a new house, It all began with the idea that the energy gets bounced around in an square/ rectangular house. And, that the best living space is round, like in Eskimo country so the energy can flow around.
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7 comments:
omg it is so beautiful i saw a dome home the other day and fell in love
Hello my name is Cesar and Ive been intrerested in building a dome also. whats brought me to your profile was the double mulberry because thats the plan i want. Is there any advice fo information you can give with regards to the build and its hidden cost?wassthere any issues with the county/ city building office?and did you construc it 100% by yourselves, what was the finished cost? I thenkyou for you assistance please rply to Cesar.Rivas@live.com
Thankyou.
I love this bloomin thing but wonder at the cost and masterful workmen that will be needed. I am a good electrician and mediocre carpenter but hope I am up to this. I am used to square corners.
Hi I would like to starts dome home project but not quite sure where to start from and advice? Gordon@lapello.com
I lived in a dome for fifteen years and I have never been happier. My husband and I owned a dome cluster (45 & 35). I am a widow now and once again live in a traditional house. There is no greater comfort than what you feel in a dome. The structure simply envelopes you and makes you feel protected. I miss my dome and treasure every minute I was able to enjoy it.
I did not see a riser wall on your home. Our 45 had a 3ft.riser and the 35 had a 5ft. riser which allowed for lots of windows and sliders.
Enjoy your home.
I've just found this blog.., GREAT WORK!
I'd be interested to see hear and feel how you've finished / adapted to your dome in the last 7 years.
I'm contemplating building a 45'dome myself...researching how others have gone.
Is there somewhere else you've placed pics?
Warmest regards
Helen
lifefocuseducation@gmail.com
I envy you guys! I should have built a dome 15 years ago when I built the house I'm in. Now I'm turning 51 and dont believe I can now. Enjoy it. You are blessed to be able to have it. ✌
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