Those sparkling structures are the four domes at Bishop Nevins Academy in Sarasota, Florida.
Bishop Nevins Academy is the first Monolithic Dome School in Florida.
Designed by Architect Rafael Moreu, each of the domes is a two-story roundabout with a stem wall.
The mall area provides access to many classrooms and offices.
Overhead lighting secured from the dome shell helps to create a comfortable learning environment.
Colorful beanbags provide student seating in the commons area of the “Dreams are Free” facility.
Students enjoy learning and working in this well appointed classroom.
Colorful clown faces hover over the work tables in this kindergarten.
The Academy’s campus includes a well equipped, safe playground.
The dome shell has inset skylights and hanging light fixtures.
It allows light to enter the chapel.
Religious art, wood and ceramic tile enhance the school chapel.
Windows, lighting and plenty of space make the domes functional and enjoyable.
Approximately 500 students attend this beautiful Monolithic Dome facility.

















