Domes In The News
New Hampshire High School Plans Monolithic Dome Facility
by Carol Lanham
May 8, 2007
The Concord Monitor, a newspaper in New Hampshire, recently reported on plans for a Monolithic Dome school building to accommodate students who will be attending a newly merged Christian high school next fall. The article, headlined “Christian Schools Join, Plan District,” outlines plans to merge Concord Christian Academy and Laconia Christian School next fall. Students would then attend high school together at a former senior center in Concord, which is currently under renovation. If all goes according to plan, a dome would be built next door to the existing senior center, with construction expected to begin in October. The dome would house classrooms on the first floor, a gymnasium on the second floor, and other facilities on two underground levels.
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