A demonstration Monolithic Dome home is open for tours from June 8th to the 24th in Provo, Utah, as part of the Utah Valley Parade of Homes. “This unique home features three interconnected [Monolithic Dome] structures,” states the Triple Dome Home tour page on the parade website, “which provides unparalleled durability and energy efficiency.”

As inspiration for your own Monolithic Dome dream home, we’ve assembled a selection of floor plan ideas ranging from small cozy-cottages to spectacular castle-like domains and everything in between.

From modest to enormous, these five-bedroom floor plans start at just over 2,000 square feet and climax at over 11,000 square feet. If you have a big family, a multi-generational living arrangement, or need a big house with many different rooms to accommodate all your different hobbies, the drawings here will help get you started.

Almost 70 designs for three-bedroom Monolithic Dome Homes are found here. These floor plans include sketches for small and efficient homes to luxury three-bedroom residences over 3,000 square feet.

This curated selection of one-bedroom floor plans ranges from just over 300 square feet to almost 2,800 square feet. Plans go from efficiency suites and modest retirement cabins to dream homes and four-plex apartments.

A new science center recently opened at the American Museum of Natural History in New York. Inside is an astonishing five-story atrium with sweeping curves and beautiful walkways that “transports visitors to the river-carved canyons in the desert Southwest, or perhaps underwater to a tropical coral reef.” Although not a thin-shell structure, it is an inspiring work of curved architecture.