Includes custom design work to meet specific requirements. Geodesic Principles A triangle makes a rigid structure and it is the most basic system of structural stability. When pressure is applied to a geodesic triangle, the force is distributed to the edges and vertices. This premise does not hold true for a rectilinear or square structure. This is why geodesic domes are so sturdy.
Force is distributed along the struts to the hub cylinders and adjacent struts.
Because of the spherical shape, domes enclose more space using less materials than a square building. They are the geometric division of space very similar to what is found in the natural world, as in atomic structure, crystals, flowers and seed pods, eyes and eggs, raindrops, bubbles and snowflakes. It is because roundness is nature's system of simplicity and efficiency. Dome View Platonic and Archimedean Solids which can all be used as geometry models for useful and practical life size structures.