Randy South and his family enjoy living in three, interconnected Monolithic Domes, encompassing a living area of nearly 4,000 square feet and now sporting a beautiful, stucco-like, EIFS finish.
The owners enlarged their front entry and added a connector between their dome-home and the garage.
The home’s spacious living room is just to the left of the entrance. Its curved windows, 6’ wide by 8’ high, echo the shape of the dome.
A loft, designed as a playroom with a ping-pong table, overlooks the living area.
A hot water system using just one water heater keeps this dome-home comfortably warm during Idaho’s freezing winters. In 1999, monthly heating costs averaged just $27.
It occupies one half of one of the 34’ domes. Note the arch where the two domes connect.
Two outer domes, each 34’ x 15’, flank the 40’ x 17’ center dome.
This Monolithic Dome home sits on a 1,260-acre butte overlooking Idaho’s Snake River.
Perched atop a butte, the dome makes an ideal spot from which to observe wildlife and enjoy nature.













