This luxury DOME HOME was built in just a few days 

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I'm seeing this two years later and I find this house to be absolutely stunning. It's so beautiful and peaceful! I'm ready to create one myself! ❤

Same reason we are looking into it.

Same for me

It is an understanding on the want to build one but you can’t get a traditional building loan to help make it happen.

My mom and dad had one, but inland. It survived a tornado that destroyed a A frame next door. I was in the dome house when it hit. All I could hear was the shingles flapping some as it literally walked around the roof. That was in Texas too. Outstanding! I would buy one myself in a heartbeat. They are very nice. Plus if you have 3 doors spaced around the house, the air flow is really great and no need for a ac unless you don’t like humidity on a hot day. It is very energy efficient.

I built one 37 years ago and still live in it. It's awsome. We had a sort with over 100 mph winds and it was like a breeze

Check out the link in the description. There are 82 pictures of the home.

@@latriciacagle4873 Thanks! I should have checked that out. 😊

Have you always lived in Arizona? (We experienced a heat wave recently that was likened to desert temperatures here in British Columbia. One town, Lytton, reached a high of 49.6C (121.3F), Canada’s highest ever recorded temperature.)

@@sharong8511 That is just awful! I have lived in south Louisiana for most of my life and the Fl Keys for 7yrs and the hottest temp I can remember in my 65 plus years was 101°F with a heat index of 110°. And that only happened twice. Our highs normally are around 98°F or 99°F in July and August. I just can't imagine 121°. Our humidity wreaks havoc on our heat index. At 100° I am incapacitated and in front of the AC!! Those who don't believe in global warming need to open their eyes!!

@@sharong8511 Not all our lives. We moved here about 30 years ago. We've had Temps that high a few times. The only thing we don't have is the humidity. Not having the humidity helps when you sweat from the higher temps by evaporating pretty quickly.

@@jcrefasi1 It reached 95F inside our house at the worst moment, right before we fled, mother, daughter and 20 year old cat, to a motel with a/c for three days. I had filled a plastic container with cool water for my mom’s feet which were red and swollen, constantly emptying and filling ice cube trays, bringing fresh water to the cat who was sprawled out on the floor barely moving. It was really frightening and overwhelming. I am 60 and Mom’s in her eighties. We are blessed with having the funds to flee the house. Many people died over the worst three days and nights of unheard of heat, something around 700 souls. The day after we left I broke down and sobbed to a perfect stranger. The little town of Lytton is no more. 90% of it burned down because of the extreme heat. They had ten minutes to gather necessities and get out of the area.

@@azplanner4546 Arizona is truly a beautiful place. You are blessed to live there. Thank you. I always forget about the humidity factor. We’re not waterfront but close enough to the ocean that we have Arbutus trees nearby. I think the Latin name is Madrone? Aka strawberry trees. Most of them are dying from ? It’s a shame, they are lovely and unusual trees with reddish brown bark that peels naturally.

If you find contractors can you please post and update as a reply! If I find any ill do the same.

yes i would like to know also

Find anyone who does it well?

@@amylu1735 No ,has anyone managed to find anyone at all?

There people who can build them for you but the real problems come from insurance companies, loan companies, building codes and home owners associations. If you really want to build a dome home, you have to do it outside of that whole system. Otherwise, be prepared for alot of red tape and extra expense.

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Concrete can be painted inside and out. I've loved these homes ever since my visit to Italy, Texas I've always wanted one. I'm single, not sure if I could build one myself. But my income might not support it. Praying one day I'll have one, small for me & 2 cats.

Me too!

Remember white reflects the sun's heat. And being in the desert, I think the color white is appropriate.

@@nicholasforrester8587 That makes a lot of sense. Cheers

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On the east coast we have hurricane safe round homes.

It's energy efficient and safe

Yes they are. Electric was very cheap. There are no dead spaces. I would love to buy one. My mom and dad had one and I really loved it.

I was just coming here to say this.

@September I went to your channel to see if you were interesting. I watched your cop video. It disgusted me. "Driving while black", "dirty cops"? You didn't know why the vehicle was pulled over, but were prepared to make assumptions and accusations. There could have been a warrant out for a dangerous person. Maybe they were looking for someone, and the person in the vehicle or the vehicle matched a description. This was around the time of CHOP in Seattle, so cops were likely being more cautious. There are a number of reasons for having four police cars there. I've seen three for traffic stops quite often in the last couple of years. Why not? It likely intimidates any would be cop killer. You and the other onlookers kept feeding each other more conspiracies. You did nothing but reinforce each other's preconceived beliefs. It greatly saddens me that you seem to have an interest in education. Teachers should be full of love, not negativity. Over 200 cops have left the police force since you made that video. Seattle just saw a 26 year high in homicides. Your sentiment is a grain that added to a heap. Which lead to less police, and higher crime rates. I doubt that you will accept that you played a role in the suffering of those citizens. I hope that one day you see what hate is doing to you, and let go of it. Table 43a Table 6 expanded homicide data

How do you get information on it

@@debralopeznacario6175 There's a link in the description. Airbnb Sedona.

You can have just about any shape of elipsoid that you want. www.monolithic.org/ But for the reason you describe it isn’t needed. These domes are pulling the earths temperature from the lowest point of the concrete footer throughout the uninterrupted concrete of the whole dome. It’s like turbocharging the E-rating of the closed-cell foam layer that is on the outer side of the concrete. monolithicdome.com/

Yes you can build and egg shape

I am as well. So how much cheaper is this type of home? Anyone who builds them? I’m 65. Not touching a hammer.

We were there 3 yrs ago…didn’t see the dome, we’ll go back just to see it!

That’s a great question. My guess is fine, as you do have concrete buildings there. I hope someone answers.

@@jimmcintyre4390 we have homes with a concrete like exterior but they usually have brick behind it. Tornado alley here too.

better than ANY other home in the state

Great in disaster prone regions where one can't have basements or other underground structures. Tornado alley.

Purer earth connection? You sound like a new age freak!

@@gigiis526 You sound judgmental.

Where can I find more information on the construction design and methods? The builder’s claim of R-85 insulation seems preposterous but I’m open to evidence and would like to know how that was achieved.

Sedona isnt as hot as the Phnx metro area. Prescott is cooler temps though and not filled with new age freaks.

@@gigiis526 I like tree in places like sonora desert 100 years ago there was more snow days.