Airformed concrete shell homes. Fireproof. FEMA P-361 near-absolute protection from hurricanes. Watertight in under two weeks, fully finished in sixteen weeks. Engineered to last five hundred years.
See it come to life
Wood-frame · concrete · EcoDomeHomes
| Metric | Wood-frame | Typical concrete | EcoDomeHomes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Design service life (more is better) | 50-80 yr | 100-150 yr | 500 yr |
| Wind resistance (more is better) | 90-149 | 155-186 | 249 mph |
| Build cost vs conventional (less is better) | baseline | baseline | ~5% less |
| Time to finished (less is better) | 6-12 mo | 8-14 mo | 16 wk |
| Energy use for life (less is better) | baseline | baseline | up to 75% less |
| Rebuilds in 500 years (less is better) | 6-10 | 3-5 | Zero |
By configuration
16 weeks from pour
8 ft to 328 ft+ diameter
Europe · US
From inquiry to move-in, three steps.
A conversation about your site and goals, then a tailored proposal with specs, finishes, and a fixed-price quote.
Foundation, airform, and a single continuous concrete pour. Watertight in under two weeks.
Insulation, electrical, plumbing, and finishes inside the shell. Inspection, walkthrough, keys.
Builds start at $87k.
Three configurations, transparent pricing. Estimate your build in real time with the calculator.
Starting prices · United States baseline

Single-family · From 861 sq ft
from $87k

Oceanfront pavilion · From 1,184 sq ft
from $137k

Multi-dome · 2,691 sq ft+
from $270k
All prices reflect Watertight tier. Builder Grade and Custom tiers shown in the full pricing tool.
One structural standard, built to outperform conventional homes on every metric.
3-second gust wind resistance. Engineered design capacity to 401 mph.
Multi-hour fire exposure rated. Survived wildfires that destroyed surrounding structures.
Magnitude seismic rated. Monolithic shell moves as one mass.
Flood and storm-surge resistant. Single-pour, joint-free continuous shell.
Shielded by a passive Faraday cage. Defense and data-center grade.
Maximum burial depth. 2,000 PSF overburden, no load-bearing walls.
Spend once. Save for centuries.
A 500-year asset. Mortgage-eligible and insured like a conventional home, with value retained indefinitely. Over a 500-year life you reinvest the savings instead of paying for six to ten rebuilds.
How it compares to a conventional home.
| Metric | Wood-frame | Typical concrete | EcoDomeHomes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Design service life | 50 to 80 years | 100 to 150 years | 500 years |
| Wind resistance | 90 to 149 mph | 155 to 186 mph | 249 mph (ICC 500 design) |
| Fire rating | Combustible | Non-combustible | IBC Type II |
| Time to finished | 6 to 12 months | 8 to 14 months | 16 weeks |
| Operational energy | Baseline | Baseline | up to 75% less |
| Rebuilds in 500 years | 6 to 10 | 3 to 5 | Zero |
From a family home to critical infrastructure.
The same airformed monolithic shell, engineered to one standard, across every sector we build for.
Disaster-proof greenhouses.
The same airformed shell, built for year-round growing. As an extension of your home or a stand-alone structure.
Connected to the home
A shell extension off your home, accessible from the kitchen. LED grow lights and automated venting grow herbs, vegetables, and citrus year-round.
Separate structure
A separate dome sized for a serious home garden or small market operation. Same climate system, same disaster resistance, same 500-year shell.
The questions everyone asks.
It depends on size, configuration, and finish. Starting prices are $87k for the Family (861 sq ft, 2-bed), $137k for the Coastal, and $270k for the Compound, with finished tiers shown in the pricing tool. You get a fixed-price quote within two weeks.
Our primary markets are Europe and the United States; builds elsewhere are by appointment. We evaluate your site as part of the design conversation and tell you honestly if it's a good fit.
Yes, 16 weeks from site-ready foundation to finished home. Design and engineering add about 4 weeks up front, and permitting varies by location. The build itself is the fast part.
Only if you want it to. The shell is the canvas and the finish is yours, from minimalist plaster to stone cladding to a traditional roof. Inside, they're conventional rooms with conventional finishes.
Yes. Our homes are permitted, inspected, and insured like any house, and qualify for standard residential mortgages in Portugal and the US.
They appreciate at the same rate or better than conventional homes nearby, with the lowest operating costs and longest service life of any home. The math is straightforward.
The first step is a free 30-minute build consultation about your site, your goals, and the configuration that fits.