Planning permission or other building permits are generally not required to build a Hypedome for individual purposes. Hypedome’s limited footprint, lack of permanent foundation, height below 2.5m (< 8.2 ft) and the overall design that blends with the surroundings, usually qualify it as a temporary structure, not requiring planning permission.
Different rules may apply in different countries and regions. For example, in the UK Hypedomes may be considered as outbuildings, same as other small structures such as greenhouses or garden sheds. Outbuildings are permitted development which means they, in general, do not require an application for planning permission.
Again, different rules may apply if you plan to use your Hypedome as commercial temporary accommodation space. If you’re in doubt about specific regulations in your area, we advise you to refer to your local building regulations resources or contact local authorities for clarification. All the information contained on this website should be treated as a guideline and not legal advice.