geodesic dome

Isaac Kremer/ February 23, 2025/ / 0 comments

A spherical or hemispherical structure popularized by Buckminster Fuller in the early twentieth century. Geodesic domes are polyhedrons – three-dimensional solids that are made up of many flat faces. The thin-shell structure is formed by a lattice of triangles (usually) which are more rigid than typical rectangles. The shelters used less building materials than conventional structures and allowed air, light, and heat to circulate freely. (Lubell, 2018)

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