Dome Types
Commercial Domes—a Well-Rounded Idea
Most of our domes do double duty. Built for the primary purpose of protecting people during natural disasters, they are often finished inside to function as schools, gymnasiums, or event centers most of the time. Cities and schools that choose a dome get the most bang for their buck—great news for local leaders and taxpayers alike.
Because the cost of the dome per square footage is cheaper than trying to build a conventional building meeting the FEMA requirements, additional cost savings are likely.
By working with an expert team, school districts and government organizations can design and achieve a dual-purpose safe shelter with staying power.
Because the cost of the dome per square footage is cheaper than trying to build a conventional building meeting the FEMA requirements, additional cost savings are likely.
By working with an expert team, school districts and government organizations can design and achieve a dual-purpose safe shelter with staying power.
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Low-Profile Dome
Often a low-profile roof is chosen for aesthetic reasons, but customers still reap the benefits of a dome.
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Storm Shelters
When storm clouds gather, rest assured that your friends, neighbors, and local children have a safe haven. Windborne debris, projectiles, and 250-mph wind speeds are no match for a Dome Technology safe shelter engineered to combat weather events.
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Nuclear Domes
Buildings designed to house backup systems have to be virtually disaster proof, and in recent years, Dome Technology has built 10 of them.