DomeGaia: Building Dome Homes with AirCrete

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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 to sharing their AirCrete-buildling technology with the world.

This innovative AirCrete is created using cement, water and foam (made by combining detergent with compressed air). It can be made at home using some of the tools sold by DomeGaia, and the material can be shaped into just about any design.

The home pictured below is Hajjar Gibran’s dome home which started his AirCrete journey. As you can see, you can make an amazing structure from AirCrete. What do you think?

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A Dome Home, Like This One in Thailand, Can Be Built Using AirCrete!

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The main living area looks out to a little fish pond.

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Here’s the pond view from the inside.

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I love the orange exterior they used over the AirCrete.

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Look how it glows at night time!

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Here is the view from the bedroom door.

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And here you are looking into the bedroom

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Now this is the coolest bathroom/shower I’ve ever seen!

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There is a fridge and stove under the sink.

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These stairs take you to a roof-top hammock area.

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The glass skylights let in lots of natural light.

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Here’s the platform to the hammock.

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This grass roof is amazing and fits with the area.

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Could you live here?

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VIDEO: Build Dome Home like Steve’s for under $10K

Highlights:

  • Dome home in Thailand
  • Created using AirCrete
  • AirCrete is cement, water and foam
  • Foam made from detergent and air
  • DomeGaia sells compressors to create the foam
  • AirCrete is water and fire proof
  • AirCrete is inexpensive and lightweight
  • AirCrete can be shaped into all kinds of designs

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Natalie C. McKee

Natalie C. McKee is a contributor for Tiny House Talk and the Tiny House Newsletter. She's a wife, and mama of three little kids. She and her family are homesteaders with sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and quail on their happy little acre.

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