A geodesic dome is a rounded structure made by joining triangular elements together to form a self-supporting framework. Unlike conventional buildings that rely on internal columns or walls for support, geodesic domes spread loads across their entire surface, making them incredibly strong, stable, and efficient.
 
 Applications:
Event Domes:
 
Used for exhibitions, festivals, planetariums, and immersive experiences due to their futuristic aesthetic and open interior space.
 
Eco Homes:
 
Popular in sustainable architecture thanks to their energy efficiency and low material usage.
 
Greenhouses:
 
Excellent for plant growth due to even light distribution and superior airflow.
 
Emergency Shelters:
 
Easy to assemble and durable in extreme conditions, ideal for rapid deployment.
 
Playgrounds and Parks:
 
Used as climbing structures or shaded sitting areas.