Minds Eye Design what happen you didn’t quite finish at the M I wish you would show more about dome homes and how affordable they can be and different unique blueprints the future is either a building up or building more sustainable homes I would like to see dumb homes withOh way to collect healthy rainwater I suppose just add on a water filter and softener would work
Some of these are simply unbelievable. The fact that many have sun-oriented, energy efficient, rotating designs is really forward thinking. If I win the lottery, I'm watching this video again! Very inspiring!
Buckminster Fuller was my friend in the '70's. My landscape design project was based on his dome drawings. We need dome structures more than ever in our modern world 🌎.
Question and I know it's a four year old comment, but what company. We are selling our house right now to build a dome and are shopping around for companies.
More people should be educated on the great efficiency of a dome. Also, the strength and safety it provides for the family. I find it to be a very good idea! You can grow food inside year round. It seems to me they are also cheaper than a traditional stick building.
After driving through Galveston after the last hurricane I can’t believe they aren’t building these dome houses.. in fact so many places that experience extreme weather could really benefit.. 😳.. we need to evolve I guess..
GREAT IDEA !!!! I WISH THIS WAS AROUND WHEN I WAS YOUNGER NOW THAT IM OLDER ITS TOO LATE FOR ME BUT GREAT FOR PEOPLE JUST STARTING OUT IN LIFE THANK YOU FOR THE VERY INTERESTING VIDEO
I love the concept of a dome home, but haven't found them to be attractive in the past. You've shown several examples here, however, of beautiful dome structures such as, "Dome of a Home." Bravo!
Having a dome like this makes living in all season states less demanding, I'd love actually living in one which is mostly well self sustainable hence eliminating a few monopolies that are so demandingly high during winter, imagine being able to enjoy all seasons not fearing quadrupled costs incurred in winter, a person could literally garden, be creative and enjoy the usually difficult season to its fullest, what a phenomenal idea, earthships are also a great option although these dome homes seem so straight forward and doable, thank you for sharing, WOW!!
Nice n smart model's type u home .thx for wacthing in u chanel.the best chanel..really i liked... becausw verry modren's.simple.. ellegan n" uniq... model's.olways wacthing u chanel..... i wait... thkx
I think the house that are the orange domes are the best because it answer the world probs to do with housing and the first tiny home on growing your own food is also a plus , all other fines are beautiful though✋🌎😇😇🙏👊✊
A lot of these were geodesic, but domes of yore were ribs reaching center top. I venture I could build the most economically viable structure by combining cement silo and dome. The basic structure would follow the same idea as farm silos which also have dome roofs. Many floors with windows would be possible, a winding staircase as in lighthouse but could hug the circumference rather than center pole. Well anyhow.
It's still a silo with a dome on top that does not give you the invincibility of the Dome structure. The technical term "tensegrity" was coined by Buckminster Fuller. Later in life, his estate trademarked the term tensegrity after Carlos Castaneda used it 2 coin his Magical Passes. I attended some of the workshops. Plus, I may misunderstand you, but I trust you want many levels for your own home rather than Apartments. After all that's what we are here to get away from. ✌
@@adelchidipalma9857 Polycarbonate, some versions has Bisphenol A which is similar to estrogen, but it's not toxic and considered safe enough to make food containers out of and even dental fillings. It's also very strong and lasts for a long time. If you don't want to use that and still want parts of it transparent your only choice is glass which I wouldn't recommend. If you don't care about it being transparent though you could use anything from clay and dirt to the kind of fiber mesh and resin we build modern boats out of which is fairly non toxic although not completely, which is kind of the point because it kills mold and other things you generally don't want.
Nice video.Fuller's main goal was to make housing affordable with prefab domes. There is a company in Japan that produces prefab domes using SIPs (self insulated panels) that you can put together for many sizes and configurations. If you google it, you'll see a whole village built with these.
Alto,stop,altoooo,,No han expuesto todos los diseños,pues falta el Domehouse Japones de Poliestireno expandido,antisismico,ignífugo y termoresistente hemos evolucionado en el tema y debe compartirse con todo el planeta..Animoooo...
#15 Natural Spaces Domes: Gives people info that provides answers to "Why" and "How" of Dome Homes #14 Earthquake Solutions #13 Gothenburg Architect 1st Prize cannot be ignored; gives credence to these creative/useful/beautiful type of homes #9 "Dome answer to the Tiny House; No Contest!! #7 Econo Domes : really could make a dent in housing for all! #6 Highlands Camp:Tanzania Perfect use of style/materials for this location to preserve its integrity! #5 "The Outdoor Classroom" Finally, a source of knowledge for the inspired admires! Perhaps a Tech College off-campus learning course as well! #4Norway, Cobb Home;"Heart Followers" There Dream Home can be another family's Dream Come True! #1 Viking Domes ; Business application or promotional use!
Thank you.😊 Great video, I liked 5 for the medium home affordable in general (1up from the tiny house size) and the dome bagolas for green houses and outdoor areas too.
I've seen a much simpler done in the past. It involves a giant balloon that is inflated inside of a semi-soft material which creates a done. It is left to harden. Then the balloon is deflated and removed leaving the dome shell to be finished. It was said to cut building time and expense drastically.
Monolithic dome homes, inflatable form can be any reasonable dome shape and size and it is blown over with I think they called it shot create a kind of light weight concrete thing. goes up in a few days and is super strong.
I've seen this construction too. The fast setting concrete is "blown" through a tube onto the balloon surface. Also, a dome can be created using plywood triangles bolted onto the frame members. An Elastomeroc coating is applied to seal the dome. This was a crude design by today's standards.
@@ericbrown8398 Wish I could tell you. It was just something I remember seeing. Of course about 20 yrs ago I saw a way to protect.homes from fire. I believe it was the Hollywood Hills fire. Some company ground up disposable diapers and mixed them with water. They then sprayed the mixture all over a home in the path of the fire. That fire burned down all of the other homes in the neighborhood, but not this one. It seems that the diaper material holds 10-12 times it's weight in water. It protected the home and after they washed it off the house was pretty much unscathed. I thought well that's the future. Never heard about it again. What happened?
The Dome "above the arctic circle" is still in a mild environment - there are Trees in the view. This is the often missed point that latitude alone does not tell you climate. Europe is warmed by the Gulf Stream, making northern latitudes far warmer than say the same latitude in Northern Canada or Siberia. The Tree-line is a good indicator of permafrost (where the ground remains frozen even during summer) - In Central Canada this line comes down below Hudson's Bay to Latitude 55-degrees, where-as in Norway the Tree-line extends early all the way to the northern tip of the nation at about 84-degrees. Similarly to the Gulf Stream which warms Western Europe, the Japan-current warms Western North-America, providing British-Columbia (Canada) and Alaska with a far milder climate than the Central or Eastern Canadian Arctic. If you want an interesting comparison between two Cities with similar Latitude but completely different weather, look up the average weather for London England at 51-degrees north, and Winnipeg Manitoba (Canada) at 50-degrees north!
I love a dome too but available cabinetry, and furniture, aren't meant for curved walls so you either need more floor space than otherwise necessary to account for that or have custom everything to fit the curves. They don't seem practical to me, but I do love them. I'd love a dome home covered in soil and graded into a hill with a gradual slope and a moat lol
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Minds Eye Design what happen you didn’t quite finish at the M I wish you would show more about dome homes and how affordable they can be and different unique blueprints the future is either a building up or building more sustainable homes I would like to see dumb homes withOh way to collect healthy rainwater I suppose just add on a water filter and softener would work
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I know where you got minds eye..... Max Headroom!
Some of these are simply unbelievable. The fact that many have sun-oriented, energy efficient, rotating designs is really forward thinking.
If I win the lottery, I'm watching this video again! Very inspiring!
you could watch the video again for free, right now
You know the prices they did give weren’t crazy. They were on par with a normal build, at least here in New Zealand.
Buckminster Fuller was my friend in the '70's. My landscape design project was based on his dome drawings. We need dome structures more than ever in our modern world 🌎.
I’ve lived in a dome for 34 years. Love it
Concrete or wood?
Living the dream!
Question and I know it's a four year old comment, but what company. We are selling our house right now to build a dome and are shopping around for companies.
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More people should be educated on the great efficiency of a dome. Also, the strength and safety it provides for the family. I find it to be a very good idea! You can grow food inside year round. It seems to me they are also cheaper than a traditional stick building.
I think the rich and educated should be able to live in domes.
@@jonathandoelander6130 you're weird...
I live in a beautiful Dome House built in 1970 and I love it! Surrounded by Redwoods too... such a Blessing!
Wow 🤩 that sounds incredibly beautiful! That’s the way to experience life!
I am watching this video again because I so enjoyed it the first time!!!!
Bucky Fuller was indeed a genius. Critical Mass is still one of my top 10 favorite books.
My Dad helped build O-Domes in the '70s. Nice to see the evolution.
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NUMBER4 IS THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND ECOLIGICAL SMART HOME I HAVE EVER SEEN. A MUST SEE!!!
Thanks for sharing!! I love the Air Crete Dome home. I'll be checking into that workshop asap!!
I LOVE DOME HOMES VERY NEAT.
Yes please. I would love to live in a dome, Fabulous. love it, love, love it.
I think the habitat videos are the best, I always watch them. From sleeping bags to homes they are the most interesting.
This should be the new trend in building homes
Sustainable and safe homes that are easy to assemble and built cheap affordable
After driving through Galveston after the last hurricane I can’t believe they aren’t building these dome houses.. in fact so many places that experience extreme weather could really benefit.. 😳.. we need to evolve I guess..
The one in Pensacola, Florida would rock my world if I could get one built similar that's the most gorgeous one ever !
Some of those are absolutely incredible! Actually, most.
GREAT IDEA !!!! I WISH THIS WAS AROUND WHEN I WAS YOUNGER NOW THAT IM OLDER ITS TOO LATE FOR ME BUT GREAT FOR PEOPLE JUST STARTING OUT IN LIFE THANK YOU FOR THE VERY INTERESTING VIDEO
Yes. Domes are the way to go. I like to live in domes.
Great scenic shots and environment of domes.
I love the concept of a dome home, but haven't found them to be attractive in the past. You've shown several examples here, however, of beautiful dome structures such as, "Dome of a Home." Bravo!
I totally agree!
Having a dome shaped home would be ideal. Being an amateur astronomer, I would have to have a separate one for my telescopes!
Excellent video!
Me too!
Cool you are!
Allard Engineering has been designing Dome homes in Great Barrington, Mass, for decades. I worked on one of them. Genius.
Another fantastic video Minds Eye!!!!!
Beautiful homes.
VIVA LOS BIODOME!
Having a dome like this makes living in all season states less demanding, I'd love actually living in one which is mostly well self sustainable hence eliminating a few monopolies that are so demandingly high during winter, imagine being able to enjoy all seasons not fearing quadrupled costs incurred in winter, a person could literally garden, be creative and enjoy the usually difficult season to its fullest, what a phenomenal idea, earthships are also a great option although these dome homes seem so straight forward and doable, thank you for sharing, WOW!!
California needs this as , does the Midwest where tornadoes are presant and the eastern coast where hurricanes are presant
#2 is the house I'm looking to have built in the future. Moving back to houston and that house should do well against flooding and hurricanes
Very beautiful dome houses
Beautiful dome hauses 👍
Wow! Great job on making this video!
Awesome ❤👍
Nice n smart model's type u home .thx for wacthing in u chanel.the best chanel..really i liked... becausw verry modren's.simple.. ellegan n" uniq... model's.olways wacthing u chanel..... i wait... thkx
GREAT BUILT HOMES. THEY ARE BUILT TO TAKE ALL KINDS OF STORMS.YOU HAVE MY VOTE.
a very stable dream home
Domes are terrific!
very inspiring - thank you for sharing!
You are so welcome!
Dome homes are the future
Thanks for sharing!
I think the house that are the orange domes are the best because it answer the world probs to do with housing and the first tiny home on growing your own food is also a plus , all other fines are beautiful though✋🌎😇😇🙏👊✊
All are very original And i need To explore it deeper.. as Wé wanna creat our medium Eco system..Thank You so much for sharing 🙏🏽🙏🏽
Namasté 🙏🏽
I like that meditative temple some temple... What a dream? Eden!
GREAT VIDEO LOVE THEM ALL❤️❤️❤️❤️✌❤️❤️❤️❤️
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Gorgeous dome homes.🥰
I want one for a greenhouse/get away in a cold climate. Might be a good design for me!
That would be cool!
I love your videos 😍!!!!!!!
cool and thanks for share
I love dome homes...
Just saw the video, thanks for mentioning us !
1,2,3,5,7 are smart designs..
Why?
@@mindseyedesign Because of construction and ecconomy..
This is a future that has yet to come.
Its look like heaven
I love #2 that looks so elegant and sturdy.
so cool
Amazing ideas
these are very cool!
Love all of them, I can’t decide.
I really like the dome with the house and garden inside.. that would be prefect,
Remember the bio dome that the us government build , look it up on YOU tube
I love a dome home. Cheers!
Amazing
Ooh my gosh love number 13
So cute love it
A lot of these were geodesic, but domes of yore were ribs reaching center top. I venture I could build the
most economically viable structure by combining cement silo and dome. The basic structure would follow
the same idea as farm silos which also have dome roofs. Many floors with windows would be possible, a
winding staircase as in lighthouse but could hug the circumference rather than center pole. Well anyhow.
It's still a silo with a dome on top that does not give you the invincibility of the Dome structure. The technical term "tensegrity" was coined by Buckminster Fuller. Later in life, his estate trademarked the term tensegrity after Carlos Castaneda used it 2 coin his Magical Passes. I attended some of the workshops.
Plus, I may misunderstand you, but I trust you want many levels for your own home rather than Apartments. After all that's what we are here to get away from. ✌
any suggestion of any non-toxic material to cover the Dome?
@@adelchidipalma9857 Polycarbonate, some versions has Bisphenol A which is similar to estrogen, but it's not toxic and considered safe enough to make food containers out of and even dental fillings. It's also very strong and lasts for a long time. If you don't want to use that and still want parts of it transparent your only choice is glass which I wouldn't recommend. If you don't care about it being transparent though you could use anything from clay and dirt to the kind of fiber mesh and resin we build modern boats out of which is fairly non toxic although not completely, which is kind of the point because it kills mold and other things you generally don't want.
Beautiful i LOVE them all
I live in a Dome right now, It will shift your mind!
My fav is #2!! Love to have a home like this 1.
My dream house 😀
I liked the earth dome. Two technologies combining to make a cost effective spacious earth friendly home
Rich on you've got Great taste, as I do as well 🖖😉
Apology, Rich Ott!
Nice video.Fuller's main goal was to make housing affordable with prefab domes. There is a company in Japan that produces prefab domes using SIPs (self insulated panels) that you can put together for many sizes and configurations. If you google it, you'll see a whole village built with these.
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Alto,stop,altoooo,,No han expuesto todos los diseños,pues falta el Domehouse Japones de Poliestireno expandido,antisismico,ignífugo y termoresistente hemos evolucionado en el tema y debe compartirse con todo el planeta..Animoooo...
Thank you so much….
Dome Home is my dream....... ahhhh :)
Hello MrSeheiah, thank you for watching!
4- for the win! Only 50 feet!
concrete Domes are the safest it could survive / fires / Hurricanes / earth Quakes / Tornados
Who makes the cement ones?
Elevated dome house would also escape waterflood. But escape fire? Thats way impossible☺️
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#15 Natural Spaces Domes: Gives people info that provides answers to "Why" and "How" of Dome Homes #14 Earthquake Solutions #13 Gothenburg Architect 1st Prize cannot be ignored; gives credence to these creative/useful/beautiful type of homes #9 "Dome answer to the Tiny House; No Contest!! #7 Econo Domes : really could make a dent in housing for all! #6 Highlands Camp:Tanzania Perfect use of style/materials for this location to preserve its integrity! #5 "The Outdoor Classroom" Finally, a source of knowledge for the inspired admires! Perhaps a Tech College off-campus learning course as well! #4Norway, Cobb Home;"Heart Followers" There Dream Home can be another family's Dream Come True! #1 Viking Domes ; Business application or promotional use!
Love it,,,,ted
Loved them all!!! Your videos are great.
Very nice. Denmark gathering doom shares were elegant. All glass room for humans were well thought out. Glass😚 Thank Cassie Later
Thank you.😊
Great video, I liked 5 for the medium home affordable in general (1up from the tiny house size) and the dome bagolas for green houses and outdoor areas too.
No. 5+No.1
Remarkable.
Wow you made it well
So interesting
Awesome
Oh Awesomeness in the wilderness or Anywhere!
Great video, man, guess this will be the future for all.
I've seen a much simpler done in the past. It involves a giant balloon that is inflated inside of a semi-soft material which creates a done. It is left to harden. Then the balloon is deflated and removed leaving the dome shell to be finished. It was said to cut building time and expense drastically.
Monolithic dome homes, inflatable form can be any reasonable dome shape and size and it is blown over with I think they called it shot create a kind of light weight concrete thing. goes up in a few days and is super strong.
I've seen this construction too. The fast setting concrete is "blown" through a tube onto the balloon surface. Also, a dome can be created using plywood triangles bolted onto the frame members. An Elastomeroc coating is applied to seal the dome. This was a crude design by today's standards.
William Brancati EricB: Where can I get information on that type of system?
@@ericbrown8398 Wish I could tell you. It was just something I remember seeing. Of course about 20 yrs ago I saw a way to protect.homes from fire. I believe it was the Hollywood Hills fire. Some company ground up disposable diapers and mixed them with water. They then sprayed the mixture all over a home in the path of the fire. That fire burned down all of the other homes in the neighborhood, but not this one. It seems that the diaper material holds 10-12 times it's weight in water. It protected the home and after they washed it off the house was pretty much unscathed. I thought well that's the future. Never heard about it again. What happened?
@@ericbrown8398 google "monolithic homes" to find out more
The Dome "above the arctic circle" is still in a mild environment - there are Trees in the view. This is the often missed point that latitude alone does not tell you climate. Europe is warmed by the Gulf Stream, making northern latitudes far warmer than say the same latitude in Northern Canada or Siberia.
The Tree-line is a good indicator of permafrost (where the ground remains frozen even during summer) - In Central Canada this line comes down below Hudson's Bay to Latitude 55-degrees, where-as in Norway the Tree-line extends early all the way to the northern tip of the nation at about 84-degrees.
Similarly to the Gulf Stream which warms Western Europe, the Japan-current warms Western North-America, providing British-Columbia (Canada) and Alaska with a far milder climate than the Central or Eastern Canadian Arctic.
If you want an interesting comparison between two Cities with similar Latitude but completely different weather, look up the average weather for London England at 51-degrees north, and Winnipeg Manitoba (Canada) at 50-degrees north!
Great thought provoking designs. I like the one that quoted a price.
Этот купол очень клёвая штука.
Чем больше - тем крепче.
Так можно целый город поместить под купол))
nice sharing thank you
DREAM HOME.
In Blackstock, Ontario, Canada is a reinforced concrete dome house buried underground,
The Guru of Kang not if it has a dome. 😏
Wiw Wow wow
I would love a dome home, they are beautiful , more aerodynamic in wind , iam not a lover of living in a square box , just. Love this .
I love a dome too but available cabinetry, and furniture, aren't meant for curved walls so you either need more floor space than otherwise necessary to account for that or have custom everything to fit the curves. They don't seem practical to me, but I do love them. I'd love a dome home covered in soil and graded into a hill with a gradual slope and a moat lol
Cool video 👌 guys. Thank you. I love the pattern created by the Doug fir. Beautiful