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I think the concept is a good one and deserves implementation. However, I believe it should be integrated with linear forms that we are customarily used to. There should always be an easy transition from the familiar to the uncommon so as not to disturb the equilibrium of the psyche. Richard... more
Reviewed by avatar2012 Feb 01 2009, 02:23pm ( 16 reviews ) • minidome.net
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Rated by TrinaKay on Feb 06 2009, 8:06am
looks different from the dome home's of the 70's...
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Rated by mborts on Feb 04 2009, 1:28pm
number 3 and 5 reminds me of something where you would want to avoid the outside world.
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Rated by Mikeyroll on Feb 03 2009, 11:41am
Cool concept that would be exciting at first, but might have you ready to get out of there after a few months.
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Rated by avatar2012 on Feb 01 2009, 2:23pm
I think the concept is a good one and deserves implementation. However, I believe it should be integrated with linear forms that we are customarily used to. There should always be an easy transition from the familiar to the uncommon so as not to disturb the equilibrium of the psyche. Richard Meier, one of the world's renowned architect, is a good example of this.
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Rated by bilby4 on Jan 31 2009, 6:57pm
Some really idiotic comments on this page. 'Too expensive' - no, cheaper than a conventional house, all things considered, including long term maintenance. 'Antithesis of good design' - on the contrary, these designs are very effective in terms of light, space, balance, privacy and so on. 'No storage space' - uh, wrong, there are built-in robes, closets, etc. marked clearly on the layout, if you know how to read one. Go on, declutter your life, dude, and if I were you I'd start with tossing out my pithy prejudices.
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Rated by Xzizor on Jan 31 2009, 3:14pm
These suck. Full of wasted space (curved walls both laterally and longitudinally are absurd), they have no storage space, and give the impression of a cage. This is the antithesis of good design.
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Rated by Torchiest on Jan 31 2009, 12:06pm
Neat, but of course way too expensive to contemplate.
