Since 2005, we are a distributor for Monolithic Dome Institute of Texas, USA, the patent holders and inventors.
The late President of India, Dr. Kalam, a missile scientist, understood our technology instantly.
Low cost, concrete dome uses:
Residential
Off-grid housing and resorts in rural areas
Disaster-resistant homes in earthquake or cyclone-prone regionse
Energy-efficient living spaces with low maintenance costs
Agricultural
Indoor farming structures
Climate-controlled crop storage
Secure agricultural product silos
Greenhouse alternatives
Inexpensive cold storages
Community Infrastructure
Small community gathering centers
Emergency shelters during natural disasters
Multipurpose event spaces
Local educational facilities
Small craft factories
Specialized Facilities
Security and ammunition bunkers
Small-scale industrial storage
Workshop spaces
Compact research stations
Cold storage for medicines or samples
Unique Advantages
Extremely durable against environmental challenges
75% lower energy expenses compared to conventional structures
Can be constructed with minimal complex engineering, using local labour and local materials, rapidly at low cost
Adaptable to various terrain and climate conditions in India
These dome structures offer remarkable versatility, especially in regions requiring robust, efficient, and cost-effective building solutions
Dome Resorts: Open and Airy Spaces
Japan resort dome interior
No interior walls are needed, but can be placed where you like. Ceiling is 9 ft at the center, making this an expansive, open, airy space. (Japan Dome Home)
Luxurious Dome Resort in Belize. https://www.xanaduislandresort.com/
Oceanside dome resort. Belize. Central America
Thin shell concrete, 32ft diameter, 1610sqft, 2 apartments, 4 bedrooms. 5 star resort.
20 Luxury Ecoshell homes development in Mauritius
Luxury Dome Development in Mauritius, Africa
30ft diameter dome foundation with airform unrolling (Equip Intl.)
Inflated airform, prior to spraying first concrete layer (Equip Intl.)
Spraying concrete, then basalt fiber reenforcement, XPS insulation, then more concrete (Equip)
