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Monolithic Dome Fourplex: Four 201 Sq Ft Studio Units in One Round Structure

The Oberon Fourplex by Monolithic demonstrates how dome construction can create multi-unit housing in a single structure. This round building contains four separate 201 sq ft studio apartments, totaling just 804 sq ft for all four units combined.

Fourplex Dome Exterior

Fourplex Monolithic Dome Home Structures

Images via Monolithic.com


Fourplex Floor Plan

The circular structure divides into four pie-shaped units, each with its own entrance. The round footprint maximizes interior space while minimizing exterior wall area.

Monolithic Dome Fourplex - floorplan

Studio Unit Interior

Each unit functions as a complete studio apartment with kitchenette, bathroom, dining nook, wardrobe, and a bed that doubles as seating.

Monolithic Dome Fourplex

Kitchenette Area

The apartment-style kitchen includes basic appliances and counter space for meal preparation.

Monolithic Dome Fourplex - Kitchen

Sleeping Area with Climate Control

Each bedroom area includes a window and wall-mounted AC unit for individual climate control.

Monolithic Dome Fourplex - Bedroom

Images via Monolithic.com

Design Details

  • Type: Monolithic dome fourplex
  • Model: Oberon Four-plex by Monolithic
  • Units: 4 studio apartments per structure
  • Unit Size: 201 sq ft each
  • Total Size: 804 sq ft for entire structure
  • Layout: Pie-shaped units in circular floor plan
  • Features: Kitchenette, bathroom, dining nook, wardrobe, bed/seating
  • Climate: Individual wall AC units per apartment
  • Occupancy: Designed for single-person living
  • Builder: Monolithic Dome Institute

Lessons from This Design

  • Dome Shapes Work for Multi-Unit Housing: The circular footprint efficiently divides into multiple self-contained apartments
  • Shared Walls Reduce Construction Costs: Four units sharing interior walls require less material than four separate structures
  • 201 Sq Ft Accommodates Essential Living: Studio layouts with kitchenette, bath, and sleeping area fit in minimal space
  • Individual Climate Control Matters: Separate AC units allow each tenant to manage their own comfort
  • Monolithic Construction Offers Durability: Concrete dome structures resist weather, fire, and pests better than conventional framing

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  • anne bentham
    February 25, 2010, 12:46 pm

    Very cool. I would have loved to live in a cute little dome apartment.

  • Paddy
    April 9, 2015, 1:26 pm

    These are so cool! Very innovative and simple

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