I’m wondering if you have an engineer who can stamp plans for dome homes in every US state? Either on staff or outside wouldn’t matter. I know your designers can provide specs for the domes themselves, but can you provide a stamp for the entire home (building codes, MEPs, etc)?
We have structural engineers, architects, and other connections that allow us to build domes in any state. Some states, as you know, are more challenging than others, but we’ve been able to build in most every state in the union so far.
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I recently had a really hard time getting a license path to Alaska, and it became easier to find a local engineer up there… Glad to hear that the network is growing since we last met.
So here is my question: it is technically possible to build a big rigid airship hangar using a monolithic dome?
Big rigid airship, like the Graf Zeppelin that was six or seven HUNDRED feet long and two or three hundred feet in diameter: but most likely much larger because the rigid airship industry is interested in airships twice that size.
The dome would essentially be a large overhead crane that also keeps out the wind and rain.
We use a Structural Engineer that is licensed in most states. Our construction drawings and engineering are drawn the National Building Standards.