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Category Archives: Geodesic Dome
1655 Arrowhead, Oakland
Today we feature a great Oakland Hills A-frame/dome hybrid attributed to Robert Blunk of Blunk Associates. One of the downsides of the standard A-frame form is that there is generally only room for windows on the ends of the structure. … Continue reading
Posted in A-Frame, Architect-Designed, Geodesic Dome, Mid-Century
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1750 Toyon, Lafayette
Homes based on R Buckminster Fuller’s geodesic dome were sold by a number of kit house companies in the 1970s and quickly became popular for difficult or remote sites due to their fairly straight forward assembly and simple foundation requirements. … Continue reading
Posted in Geodesic Dome, Mid-Century
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