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Easy Domes Dome HouseEasy Domes Dome HouseEasy Domes Dome house is an innovative architectural design concept that revolutionizes sustainable living through its unique geodesic structure based on the Icosahedron geometry. This pioneering residential solution, developed by architect Kari Thomsen and engineer Ole Vanggaard, comprises 21 precisely engineered wooden sections derived from a modified platonic polyhedra structure. The design's distinctive feature lies in its efficient assembly system, utilizing pinewood and Canadian Douglas plywood sections that are pre-manufactured with exact specifications, including edge-beams cut at precise angles and integrated with iron bolts for seamless construction. The dome house, which earned recognition with a Bronze A' Design Award in the Architecture, Building and Structure Design category, offers remarkable versatility in terms of size configurations, ranging from 25m² to 150m², and can be adapted for single or double-floor arrangements. Its structural integrity provides exceptional resistance to earthquakes and hurricanes, while its sustainable design principles incorporate low-energy consumption and eco-friendly materials. The innovative construction methodology eliminates the need for special connectors, typically required in traditional dome structures, instead utilizing a computerized production process that ensures compliance with EU codes and international standards. The interior space maximizes functionality through the intelligent interaction between floor area and spatial volume, creating unique living environments that can be customized for various purposes, from residential homes to cultural spaces. The design's origins trace back to 1990, initially conceived for a cultural house for the Society of Greenland People in the Faroe Islands, and has since evolved through rigorous testing and refinement to become a versatile, sustainable housing solution implemented across different climate zones. Author: Adam Dawson Keywords: sustainable architecture, geodesic dome construction, eco-friendly housing, modular building design, structural innovation, prefabricated construction SOURCES: |
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