Building a single-family, Monolithic Dome dream home is out of reach for most people due to time, cost, zoning and other factors. In this story, Brian A. McLoughlin of Green Dome Living offers a solution—Silo-Style Monolithic Dome Apartment Buildings.

The Fall Monolithic Dome Builders Workshop is moving back to the home of the Monolithic Dome Institute in Italy, Texas. Classes will be held in the Training Center with the construction of a genuine Monolithic Dome at a site near the Monolithic Dome Research Park. For more information, please read our updated FAQs. Remember, the early bird discount ends in about six weeks, so sign up now.

Learn to build a Monolithic Dome at the Fall 2025 Monolithic Dome Builders Workshop. This one-of-a-kind experience combines classroom instruction with hands-on training in constructing a real Monolithic Dome. Space is limited so sign up now to reserve your spot.

This article is a list of links to all the articles on the legacy Monolithic.org website relating to the benefits of Monolithic Dome homes. We are in the process of migrating these articles to this site. As we update and migrate each piece, you will see it disappear from this list. Meanwhile, the articles listed here provide good information that can now be more easily found.

Looking for a durable, fast-build storm shelter for your RV park or property? In just nine days, we built a reinforced Monolithic Dome storm shelter for RV park owner Leslie Mezzabifera. Complete with a Tornado Tamer door and custom-installed ship porthole windows, this safe room offers long-term protection, emergency readiness, and year-round functionality.

A unique concrete dome home is for sale in Kalamazoo, MI—for a cool $1.9 million. The home features seven concrete domes constructed in 1977. It’s a stunning home inside and out, a real inspiration to anyone interested in curved architecture.

We are starting up the Monolithic Forum—an online discussion board for Monolithic Dome enthusiasts. This is an early invitation for our Roundup subscribers to try it out! Maybe post a picture of a “dome in the wild,” or start a thread about what you’d like to see us do for our next video, or post a technical question for our experts. Please help us build this new platform as an informative, fun, and helpful place.