Ever seen a geodesic home? These eye-catching homes don't use rectangular boards and right angles; instead, they use triangles and polygons for windows and other accents. We spoke with Blair Wolfram-- ...

Quirky and unusual, any home with a geodesic dome is certain to inspire curiosity. But they aren’t just local landmarks. Geodesic domes are both energy-efficient and resistant to natural disasters.

When Vessela Kouneva and Kalin Kounev took an afternoon to check out a property in the Brainerd lakes area eight years ago, they didn’t realize what a fateful appointment it would be — both for home ...

Often referred to as a “bubble house” or a “moon home,” geodesic dwellings are arguably perfect for Florida. Though painstakingly annoying to decorate with normal right-angled furniture, the homes are ...

Quirky, secluded and possibly unique, a $479,000 house for sale close to Adel is a rare example of a residential property built around a very unusual geodesic dome. Custom designed in 1981, the ...

Kevin Shea is a retired New York City firefighter with an unorthodox home. He lives in a 93,000 cubic-foot-geodesic dome, equipped with solar panels, a wind turbine, and a geothermal system. The home ...

There’s no mistaking the sight of this quirky type of architecture when you lay eyes on it – the intricate web of triangles that comprise a greater dome-like roof, the atypical shaped windows and ...

Dome homes. They’re kind of weird looking and they don’t exactly fit into those perfect little neighborhoods you see when walking around a cute downtown area or a clean-cut suburban gated community.

Popularized by futurist-philosopher Buckminster Fuller, the geodesic dome home is easily identified by its circular construction, which has about one-third less surface area than a traditional ...