The dome structure has a mundane and glorious history from the African thatched house to the soaring dome of dome of Florence. In the 1960s and 70s thorough Buckminster Fuller and Hippies, the dome returned to world fairs and rural, self-built homes. Today the digital design software combined with computer controlled routers or jet cutters have brought a resurgence in small structures that range from the pure symmetrical circle or ellipse to the more organic bubbles. The key attribute of the experiments is the seamless flow from wall to roof in the same materials and structural system. Instead of the Fuller’s triangles, the six sided honeycomb is preferred.
- Kristof Crolla and Adam Fingrut Hong Kong 2012
- Plywood-Dome-Roskilde-Festival-2012
- Architect Shuhei ENDO
- Mark Hammari at Burning Man, 2011
- Min‐Chieh-Chen, Dominik-Zausinger and Michele-Leidi
- Catalyst-Hexshell
- sol-dome by loop-ph, 2013
- sol-dome by loop-ph, 2013
- Public Living Room by Mass-Studies, KOREA
- Public Living Room by Mass-Studies, KOREA
- Pavilion by shift, Keykjavik
- Saarland University Students 2012
- Ring Dome by Mass Studies, 2007, NYC
- Metal pillow dome
- Metal pillow dome
- ICD-ITKE 2011 Stuttgart
- ICD-ITKE 2011 Stuttgart