This blog welcomes and includes contributions by all Monolithic Dome enthusiasts, as well as illustrated articles that feature interviews we have done with various experts. (Continued…)

Listing of Commercial Monolithic Dome structures that will be available for tour on October 14, 2011. (Continued…)

Below is a listing of the homes are participating in the 2011 Dome Tour. (Continued…)

Here is a collection of thesis papers and research documents about Monolithic Domes, compiled by students and presented at various colleges and universities. (Continued…)

How to articles about Monolithic Airforms. (Continued…)

The annual Monolithic Dome Tour is held in the fall of each year. This event is designed to bring the current Monolithic Dome enthusiasts together with the curious to help spread the word about the Monolithic dome and its many benefits. (Continued…)

The 9th Annual National Monolithic Dome Tour is right around the corner, and we need your help! (Continued…)

Articles on Monolithic.com featuring the Avalon dome. (Continued…)

Article on Monolithic.com pertaining to the use of basalt reinforcement in the concrete (Continued…)

Our experts on the construction of Monolithic Domes contribute to this blog. Most of the articles include a generous amount of photographs and diagrams. (Continued…)

Monolithic welcomes and encourages the ideas of architects and designers. We have found those design ideas, for both privately and publicly owned Monolithic Domes, as varied as the professionals who authored them. This blog presents such innovative thinking, as well as design-related articles of general interest. (Continued…)

Books regarding Monolithic Domes. (Continued…)

Click here to read more about Bridges, Culverts and Tunnels built using the Monolithic Airform construction method. (Continued…)

Information on how to buy a Monolithic Airform. (Continued…)

Schedule of workshops and nationwide tours held at the Monolithic campus in Italy, Texas. (Continued…)

People often ask if and with what the exposed, outer surface of the Airform that blankets a Monolithic Dome can be coated. The answer is “yes” the Airform can be coated with several products that we have tested. In this section, you can read about these products, the procedure used for their application and the research we have done. (Continued…)

A Feasibility Study is a preliminary study for a project that compares the Monolithic Dome Process to other building systems. This preliminary analysis defines the design and intent of the project and provides an estimated budget and schedule, based on the best available information. Monolithic produces a Feasibility Study to assist a client before full design, management and/or construction services are engaged. (Continued…)

Monolithic Domes are flexible. They can fill any structural need. So in addition to being designed as homes, schools, churches, sports facilities and bulk storages, they can be factories, prisons or jails, fire stations, administrative or business offices, etc. (Continued…)

If you’re concerned about anything related to the planning and design of a Monolithic Dome school church, gym, etc. you will probably find the answer you need in this section. Besides articles by experts and Monolithic Dome owners and/or administrators, it contains tools, such as Googles’s “SketchUp,” for planning a dome and photographs. And new information is frequently added. (Continued…)