Monolithic

Commercial Monolithic Dome Structures

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.

Monolithic Domes are the greenest structures currently available. They have the added advantage of a super-strong outer shell and a clear-span interior. Those qualities make the domes a natural choice for virtually any type of building.

  

Beam me up, Scottie

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Image: Starship Pegasus in its heyday

Fair warning. Dallas commercial real estate broker Joe Lumbley is hatching a plot to generate UFO sightings in Italy Texas. (Continued…)

Stardome Studios: An Age of New Beginnings

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Image: Proposed Stardome Studios

The Motion Picture Industry in America has never experienced the likes of such unique sound stage concepts. The Monolithic Dome has arrived. The most innovative studio complex, on the very cutting-edge of technology, and years ahead of any other sound stage. (Continued…)

Now Playing: The 21st Century Movie Theater

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Image: Proposed Movie Theatre

In an interview with Leland, I asked why Monolithic Domes provide the ideal architecture for movie theaters. Leland said, “Theaters should look unique. They always have. That’s tradition with theaters. Monolithic Domes are the perfect structure to provide a unique and interesting theater on the outside and the inside. People are attracted to the unusual.” (Continued…)

For Sale or Lease: Starship Pegasus

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Image: Starship Pegasus

Completed in 2005, this eye-catching Monolithic Dome stands on the corner of I-35 and Highway 34 in Italy, Texas – just waiting for its next mission. That next mission could be a space-themed restaurant, convenience store, office, beauty salon, barbershop, clothes store – or just about anything an earthling may want to turn it into. It’s now for sale or lease! (Continued…)

Price, Utah: A Review of Its 20-Year-Old Monolithic Dome Complex

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Image: Public Works Complex

A uniqueness in Price, Utah is its four, interconnected Monolithic Domes, serving as its Public Works Complex since 1982. It consists of a three-story dome, 90′×40′, with administrative offices and three additional domes, each measuring 130′×43′, that house a Fire Station, a vehicle and equipment maintenance shop and a storage facility. (Continued…)

Bruco - A Very Busy Caterpillar

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Image: Makeover

With its flirty eyes, smiley mouth and cowboy boots that glow in the dark, Bruco, our manufacturing plant in Italy, Texas, looks nothing like a typical factory. But while Bruco might look like a playful, giant caterpillar on the outside, it’s serious work on the inside. (Continued…)

Monolithic Domes Make Perfect Jails and Prisons

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Image: Pods

Can a Monolithic Dome be designed as a prison or jail? The answer is an emphatic Yes. In fact, if any buildings need and ought to be Monolithic Domes, they are jails and prisons. (Continued…)