Here are some of the photos I took of the various structures and things of interest from the day.
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| Eco-Dome looking at entrance, rocket stove, wind scoop, and bedwomb niche. |
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| Eco-Dome looking at bedwomb niche, kitchen and bathroom. |
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| A proper eyebrow has 3 brows, the 1st is on compass, the second goes out and the third goes in. |
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| Perfect view of the stabilized earth vault ceiling, bag walls and a straw bale wall. |
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| Beautiful bottle wall for a non weight-bearing vault end cap wall. |
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| Reptiles. If you make cracks into the plaster, the plaster wont feel the need to crack. Side benefits include self shading, cooling walls and awesome texture. |
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| Reptile close up. |
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| Murder in Hobbiton (jk there is a hole from a dig site marked with tape for safety) |
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| "Homeless Deluxe" 2 room shelter from the book Emergency Sandbag Shelter: How to Build Your Own |
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| Rumi Dome Entrance |
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| Rumi Dome |
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| Mars One - student built unstabilized Earth - passed California's rigorous seismic building codes making them stable during an earthquake. |
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| Inside Mars One |
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| A dome in the eco-village |
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| Cal-Earth Earth One exterior |
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| Unfinished dome that seems very similar to my dome! |
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| A look at a way to create a second story or loft or deck by placing wood beams through pipes that are in between the bag rows. |
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| A dome attached to a vault, next to another small vault. |
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| Connecting hallway |
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| Dome room |
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| Big 25-30 ft dome |
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| Arch Demonstration |
