This category contains links to suppliers and resources of geodesic domes .
Geodesic domes are structures created from a complex network of triangles that form a roughly spherical surface. The greater the network of triangles, the closer the dome forms to the shape of a true sphere .
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Engineers, manufactures and installs geodesic aluminum covers for product and environmental protection.
A brief history of the world's first lightweight steel structural framework built on the roof of the Carl Zeiss optical works in Jena, Germany in 1922.
Supply geodesic dome homes. Includes a completed project portfolio and online product catalog .
Offer complete, kits, and construction of geodesic domes. Includes a gallery.
Supply portable geodesic domes . Includes specifications by size and floor area, product features and pricing, and a photograph gallery .
Plans, photographs and information about geodesic structures.
Axially symmetrical domes for architectural and 3D modeling applications. Includes examples geodesic and stratodesic domes.
Design geodesic dome home packages . Product photographs and specifications, FAQs and online videos .
Provides planning and production of geodesic spaces. Based in Berlin, Germany.
Offer complete, kits, and construction of geodesic domes. Includes a gallery.
Provides planning and production of geodesic spaces. Based in Berlin, Germany.
Axially symmetrical domes for architectural and 3D modeling applications. Includes examples geodesic and stratodesic domes.
Plans, photographs and information about geodesic structures.
Supply portable geodesic domes . Includes specifications by size and floor area, product features and pricing, and a photograph gallery .
Engineers, manufactures and installs geodesic aluminum covers for product and environmental protection.
Design geodesic dome home packages . Product photographs and specifications, FAQs and online videos .
Supply geodesic dome homes. Includes a completed project portfolio and online product catalog .
A brief history of the world's first lightweight steel structural framework built on the roof of the Carl Zeiss optical works in Jena, Germany in 1922.
