Aircrete homes

Domeaia is offering a workshop in Boulder, Utah. In the workshop, you will get to learn out to build with Aircrete a simple but impressive new design called the Eden. The Eden workshop provides a relaxed and welcoming environment to explore the world of aircrete, learn our methods, and become part of the vibrant Domegaia

Aircrete is a low-cost DIY alternative to traditional concrete. It is made by infusing tiny bubbles in the form of high-quality foam into a Portland cement slurry. Learn everything you need to know.

This Aircrete workshop/retreat would be an opportunity to learn and practice aircrete mixing, block making and stacking, so that you’ll be equipped to bring this fascinating technique to your land or community.

I love learning new things and I recently learned how to work with a new building material called Aircrete. Learning how to make Aircrete and how to build with it was a great opportunity for me.

Beverly and Kenneth Garcia are selling their Monolithic Dome home, the wonderfully named Sweet Dome Alabama. This amazing house is built on a hillside—140-feet above the valley floor—on 45 acres surrounded by a forest near New Hope, Alabama. The combination of woodsy interior and tri-dome shape make this home both futuristic and rustic.

Architect Savin Couëlle’s organic designs go beyond extensions of a natural landscape offering a feeling of being one with nature.

The rationale for building underground dome homes is discussed including energy-efficiency, resistance to fire and earthquakes and independent living.

A little while ago I moved to Montezuma, a charming hippie-surf-town in Costa Rica. And I decided to build a dome house. But not just a regular dome.

Turns out, the search for alternative building materials brought us aircrete and it's the perfect option forDIYers.

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