Dome Sweet Dome (didn't expect that one here!)

With an initial swell of popularity in the 1960s, dome homes have been increasing in popularity over the years due to a number of benefits for home owners, including protection from extreme weather

Energy saving with dome skylights (part 2)

The height and width of skylight domes also depends on the exterior of the building or the house. It is usually 4-8% of the floor area. The dome is usually 25% of the skylight. There are different shapes and forms of skylight

Energy saving with dome skylights

Ever since the primitive ages, light has been considered a very important factor. Whether it’s from the sun, fire, lamp until it eventually evolved to the fluorescent or electric bulbs that are used nowadays.

Cupolas, dome skylights: they're back! (part 2)

A Cupola is traditionally seen as a dome structure built upon a circular or polygonal base; when they are not used as a roof addition they are better known as a gazebo when built at ground level. Modern designs are not restricted to

Cupolas, dome skylights: they're back!

Cupolas are making a comeback - not only for barns, but for homes, garages, commercial buildings, and gazebos. Although they are ornamental, Cupolas are also very functional by circulating air and providing an inexpensive