But despite its uniqueness, our monolithic dome construction process has developed a following over the last few years. One reason for the popularity of these steel-reinforced, concrete buildings is their versatility.
Domes can adapt to uses as varied as schools, churches, and sports facilities.
These sturdy, energy-efficient domes are relatively inexpensive to build and maintain. They can cost half as much to heat and cool as traditional structures. The monolithic dome construction process is fairly simple. It begins with a circular concrete foundation. Special fans inflate the airform, forming the shape of the dome.