How geodesic domes can help protect against natural disasters Saint Bernard, Louisiana — Max Begue loves almost everything about living in coastal Louisiana, but hurricane season brings back ...

Roll up your Sunday paper and create your own geodesic dome. By Christy Harmon You’re barreling toward cold, dark days filled with nothing to do, which means now is the perfect time to spend ...

See About archive blog posts. In a lighthearted spin on Buckminster Fuller’s famous look, the Echo Park design practice Scout Regalia has created a geodesic dome gingerbread house.

A geodesic dome is a dome formed by joining triangles together. You can build a giant geodesic dome out of newspaper. First, gather some friends or family members to help you. 1. Stack three flat ...

Steve George, of Otisco Valley Road in Marietta, saw his first geodesic dome at the 1967 Montreal World's Fair, where the U.S. Pavilion was a 200-foot-high geodesic dome that was 250 feet in diameter.