Located in Birmingham, Alabama, this Monolithic Dome mega church was built in 2000.
With its diameter of 280 feet, FCCC is the largest Monolithic Dome built to date.
Each dome houses a specific group or activity.
The 5 domes include a children’s play area, adult bistro, youth disco, gym and bowling alley.
After completing a $15 million, Monolithic Dome worship center in 2000, FCCC decided to add 6 more domes in phases.
It has a seating capacity for approximately 3,000.
This dome encloses 61,575 square feet.
Using climbing harnesses and soft-soled shoes, a crew sprayed Monoform Primer over the Airform.
The Airform was also treated with two applications of a high tensile acrylic base coat.
Faith Chapel’s dome has a surface area of approximately two acres or 86,000 square feet.
UCSC custom mixed special primers and paint for coating the Airform.
With coating completed, the crew marked areas where stripes would be placed.
The crew used rollers to paint the stripes.
The special paint makes the dome shine.
It opens onto a huge facility of Monolithic Domes.
This amazing FCCC worship center was designed by Rick Crandall.
A crew from Dome Technology of Idaho Falls, Idaho inflated the Airform and constructed the dome shell.
This sketch shows a landscaped cluster of domes and parking area.
They included FCCC expansion.
























