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Dome design that fits against a wall If you're a bit short of space or want to use a dome instead of having a bog standard conservatory take a look at this design, It's a 3 frequency, fits against a wall and has a neat door opening. Half the work of a free standing dome too. Specifications: 6m diameter Floor area of 16 square meters 3m Tall.

[ comments 4 ]

posted by colin	16/12/2008 10:10:50

You could also use a octahedron, it could wrap around the corner of a house :)

posted by tom	19/03/2009 16:03:38

how on earth could you use an octahedron? there no way!

posted by Simon	23/03/2009 02:45:34

Yes way! Geodesics can be based on any of the platonic solids. The icosahedron is good because it has the smallest variety of strut lengths, but like Colin says, the octahedron can be really useful too because of its three perpendicular planes. The picture's 3/4 of a 4v octadome.

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