Dome Living


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Dome Sweet Home


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If you are thinking about building a new home & think you may like living in the round, then this book is for you. Written from first hand experience, two of the authors each live in a dome home. The third author, in the business of remodeling conventional type homes, responded to the distress call during the building of a dome. The result: a very informative book, easy & delightful to read. Aside from a very brief history of domes as residences & a comparative description of the three primary modern dome types, the focus of the book is the Monolithic Dome: its characteristics, basic construction, choices in shapes, exterior design elements. The remaining chapters cover the equally practical considerations on architects, contractors & contracting, building in a rural area, financing & insurance. Tips & red alerts are sprinkled throughout the book. This book is a one-stop introduction to essential considerations to arm the reader before, not after the fact, with information & suggestions. The text is amply referenced & illustated.




The Dome Wars


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This is a suspenseful story of a post-apocalyptic world. The ending is an interesting surprise.




The Living Age


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The Living Church


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Dome Living for the 21st Century


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Domes have been around for thousands of years and were long the accepted configuration before we used the current square or rectangular structure. Now we need to reconsider what we live in with more powerful weather scenarios like 150 plus mph hurricane winds, tsunamis, tornadoes and earthquakes. The dome structure and especially the dodecahedron one can withstand these scenarios. Other benefits of Dome Living is low annual maintenance with no soffits or gutters! With the popularity of "open space," domes offer the best floor plan! They are also perfect for what is called Barrier Free Living, which is becoming more important for physically challenged Baby Boomers. Only doors one has to consider in a Dome are the front and back ones, which should be 36 inches wide for easy wheelchair access. But there are other "mine fields" one needs to consider in their home and what to do about them whether you live in a dome or not. Heard of the ancient Chinese art Feng Shui? Domes are perfect for getting the full value of this proven art of design originally based on SURVIVAL and NOT magic red strings, mirrors and compass voodoo! You will be learning how to Feng Shui the dome's interior and landscaping. Of course, these principles apply to any structure.




Golden Domes and Silver Lanterns


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In simple rhyming text a young Muslim girl and her family guide the reader through the traditions and colors of Islam. Full color.




How to Design and Build Your Dome Home


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Shows sample dome house designs, explains how they can be modified, and suggests how to build and heat a dome house economically.




The Cold Dome


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The Cold Dome is set in the sometime future and involves four teenagers. Their families had joined many others to prepare a place where they could live their values out without interference. But now something was happening: their controlled temperature was not maintaining, and more energy was now needed. The four felt they could solve the problem by going out and seeking the answer. The people they met and the trials they experienced didn't stop them from finding and bringing back the answer.




The Starlight Dome


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This is Volume IX of the G.Wilson Knight collected works and includes commentary on the works of Wordsworth, Coleridge, an essay on Shelley and Keats. It concludes with a chapter looking at Symbolic Eternities and an appendix on spiritualism and poetry.