Aircrete dome home

First there was foamcrete,1 then there was papercrete and hempcrete, and now we've got aircrete, a foamy mixture of air bubbles and cement that is cheap to make, water-resistant, fireproof, and DIY-friendly.

The inside is just amazing!

Turns out, the search for alternative building materials brought us aircrete and it's the perfect option forDIYers.

the off-grid dome home is nestled among the woods and pastures near kennebunkport, maine and is entirely solar-powered.

This Aircrete workshop/retreat would be an opportunity to learn and practice aircrete mixing, block making and stacking, so that you’ll be equipped to bring this fascinating technique to your land or community.

Beverly and Kenneth Garcia are selling their Monolithic Dome home, the wonderfully named Sweet Dome Alabama. This amazing house is built on a hillside—140-feet above the valley floor—on 45 acres surrounded by a forest near New Hope, Alabama. The combination of woodsy interior and tri-dome shape make this home both futuristic and rustic.

Discover how to get started building with Aircrete. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced builder, we have a free eboo, tools and workshops for you.

What if there was a low-cost way to build an eco-friendly, fire-proof, water-proof and insect-proof home? That you could do all yourself with readily-available materials like water, concrete and detergent? Meet DomeGaia! A company committed

Explore the world of monolithic dome homes and discover the perfect blend of innovative design, energy efficiency, and sustainability. Dive into our comprehensive guide, 'Designing Your Dream Monolithic Dome Home: Tips, Tricks, and Inspiration,' to learn about the history, benefits, construction techniques, and design considerations of these unique structures, and gain valuable insights to create your ideal eco-friendly living space.

The earthbag architecture village (Pod 1) is the first of seven different sustainable village models to be built. It consists of seventy-eight 150-200 square foot (14-18.6 sq meter) earthbag hotel room styled cabanas plus 4 shower domes and 4 toilet domes and the central Tropical Atrium. The living domes are arranged in three-dome and six-dome clusters with a central sitting area designed for relaxation, a fire pit, and/or growing a small shared garden. Once the straw bale village (Pod 2) is…