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Image: Monolithic Dome Schools: Muscogee (Creek) Nation, Okmulgee, Oklahoma—20,000-square-foot facility that includes spectator seating, classrooms, concessions and several multi-use areas.
Read our Letter to all Oklahoma School Superintendents and Legislators — Monolithic Dome Schools: Muscogee (Creek) Nation, Okmulgee, Oklahoma—20,000-square-foot facility that includes spectator seating, classrooms, concessions and several multi-use areas.
Read our Letter to all Oklahoma School Superintendents and Legislators

Image: Monolithic Dome Homes This beautiful island paradise dome is located on the island of Eleuthera in the Bahamas and is 32’ by 13’ with a 10’ stemwall. — Monolithic Dome Homes This beautiful island paradise dome is located on the island of Eleuthera in the Bahamas and is 32’ by 13’ with a 10’ stemwall. (Ron Canning)

Image: Monolithic Dome Churches: Legacy Church in Albuquerque, New Mexico is a sanctuary with a diameter of 192 feet and a height of 50 feet. — Monolithic Dome Churches: Legacy Church in Albuquerque, New Mexico is a sanctuary with a diameter of 192 feet and a height of 50 feet. (Megann Lewis)

Image: Monolithic’s BRUCO — Inside Bruco – the Caterpillar, Monolithic Airforms can design and manufacture an Airform large enough for a 200-foot diameter Monolithic Dome, a 300-foot diameter Crenosphere, or a grain tarp to cover a two-acre grain pile. — Monolithic’s BRUCO — Inside Bruco – the Caterpillar, Monolithic Airforms can design and manufacture an Airform large enough for a 200-foot diameter Monolithic Dome, a 300-foot diameter Crenosphere, or a grain tarp to cover a two-acre grain pile. (Megann Lewis)

Image: Monolithic Dome Rentals — The Inn Place is a thriving example of Monolithic Dome Rentals. There are over fifty Io-20 rental units in this complex with more to come. — Monolithic Dome Rentals — The Inn Place is a thriving example of Monolithic Dome Rentals. There are over fifty Io-20 rental units in this complex with more to come. (Megann Lewis)

Image: Monolithic Fertilizer Blend Plant — Blend plants are currently being constructed in Texas, Louisiana and Oklahoma. Shown here is a 95’ diameter dome with a 3000 ton capacity. — Monolithic Fertilizer Blend Plant — Blend plants are currently being constructed in Texas, Louisiana and Oklahoma. Shown here is a 95’ diameter dome with a 3000 ton capacity. (Javier Figeuroa)

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Shelter: It ain’t what it used to be!

David South November 10, 2011, 9:18 a.m.

In 1943 Abraham Maslow published his eye-opening paper, A Theory of Human Motivation, that featured a pyramid of human needs. Shelter,, a universal human need fell into the second longest level of this pyramid. But just what was shelter for the average American in 1943 and in the years that followed? For most of us it meant having a roof over our heads – a reliable one that could protect us from the rain, wind, cold and heat. That, however, is no longer true. (Continued…)

Spring time SALE of Monolithic Cabins

Gary Clark, vice-president , sales January 23, 2:33 p.m.

Monolithic Constructors, Inc. is happy to offer constructed Monolithic Cabins* at spectacular sale prices! We have 14 ready to ship to your site. (Continued…)

Military Praises South Industries Monolithic Dome Project

Freda Parker July 02, 2012, 3:47 p.m.

In 1844 when U.S. Army Captain John C. Fremont and Kit Carson established a rudimentary camp there, Fort Irwin was just a hot, sandy spot in the Mojave Desert. But it grew and grew. By 1979 Fort Irwin became the site of a military, world-class National Training Center. Located in California’s northern San Bernadino County, NTC now has a population of almost 9000. More recently, Fort Irwin has become home to the largest renewable energy project ever established by the Department of Defense (DOD) and Monolithic Domes are now a part of that project. (Continued…)

Monolithic News

September Workshop, reserve your spot now!

Mike South Saturday, 7:00 a.m.

There’s no better teacher than experience. During our 5-day Workshop at Monolithic’s Training Center in Italy, Texas – that’s what you can expect: Experience. Click to read more about the workshop; or click to register now. (Continued…)

KMOV of St. Louis news article features Valley R-6 School District’s domes

Kelly Lewis June 07, 11:06 a.m.

A recent news article at KMOV-St. Louis features a video interview with Valley R-6 officials in Caledonia, Missouri. Quoting, ‘At first glance the five domes that make up Valley R-6 Elementary School in Caledonia, Missouri look odd, but school officials say they are the safest buildings in the face of a tornado. “They are tornado proof – hurricane proof – fire proof and so our kids are very safe,“ says Valley superintendent Brad Crocker.’ (Continued…)

Monolithic’s Condensate Ceilings: Effective, Practical, Durable

Freda Parker June 06, 9:27 a.m.

About 25 years ago: “That’s when we first started building condensate ceilings,” said David B. South, president of Monolithic. "Companies that designed huge water tanks with offices or equipment sheds built under the tanks were our customers. (Continued…)

Mapping It Out: Monolithic Domes Cover the World

David B. South June 05, 9:26 a.m.

These days when we talk about Our Map in the office, we all know what we’re referring to: A beautiful full color National Geographic world map, mural size, that has been permanently installed in our front reception area. It was a Christmas gift from employees and friends. (Continued…)

Domed, Not Doomed

Mark Anderson June 04, 9:23 a.m.

It’s time to solve the tornado problem, once and for all (Continued…)