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We're
changing our focus! For more than 15 years, the Roundup:
Journal of the Monolithic Dome Institute has been an effective
tool for teaching the world about Monolithic Domes.
Now,
we are focusing in a new direction. On June 1, 2001 we are
discontinuing publication of the Roundup. Instead, we will
be directing our efforts, time and money into expanding our
website, producing books, CD's, videos and more.
Thank
you for your interest in the Monolithic Dome Roundup. Many
of our issues are still available to buy. We appreciate your
support and we want to assure you that ongoing information
about Monolithic Domes will continue being available to you.
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Summer
2001
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- Editor's
Circle -- Thank
You Volkswagen
- Dome
News
- Lighter
Side -- No
Sunday Paper
- The
Stewart Home
- The
Pantheon
- Autumn
Leaf
Bed and Breakfast
- Technical
Journal --
Renewable and Sustainable Resources
- Do-It-Yourself--
Polyurethane
Foam
- President's
Sphere-- Plug
it in
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Spring
2001
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- Editor's
Circle -- Inner
Strength
- Dome
News
- Lighter
Side--
A biker's conversation
- The
Glenn Young Home
- Monolithic
Dome Rentals
- Rick
Crandall -- Architect
- Laserdome
- Technical
Journal -- Below
Grade?
- Do-It-Yourself
-- Foundations
- President's
Sphere -- Construction
Management
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Winter
2000
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- Editor's
Circle-- It's Human Nature
- Hurricane
Keith--
Domes Survive in Belize
- Dome
News
- Monolithic
Dome Builders Association
- Monolithic
Dome Conference 2001
- "Marilee,"
She Comes Around
- Caledonia,
Missouri --
Domes Made the Difference At Valley R-6
- Grand
Meadow, Minnesota --
K-12!
- Bishop
Nevins Academy
- Texhoma,
Oklahoma
- Hector,
Arkansas
- Crenosphere--
A Dream Come True
- Monolithic
Dome Gymnasiums
- Making
the Grade
- Lighter
Side-- Working
On The Edge
- Technical
Journal--
In With The New; Out With The Old
- Do-It-Yourself--
Exterior
Design 101
- President's
Sphere--
Better
to Build Sooner Than Later
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Fall
2000
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- The
Orion, Home of Gary and Peggy Sue Clark
- Dometown,
USA
- The
Sternberg Museum, Hays, KS
- Technical
Journal, E-Star Rating
- Do-It-Yourself,
Concrete Fences
- President's
Sphere- So You Want to Be a Dome Builder
- Editor's
Circle- Power to Decide
- Dome
News
- Lighter
Side- There's a First Time for Everything
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Summer
2000
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- The
Monolithic Process
- Editor's
Circle-- An Empty Shell
- Arkansas
Investigates Monolithic Dome Schools
- Dome
News-- School Projects, Web Forums, Celestium 2000, Three
inventors witness inflation of Largest Diameter Dome, and more...
- Monolithic
Dome Builders Conference 2000
- An
Agrithermosphere-- It's just Like Sunny Florida Inside!
- "Vista
Dhome" --
a Simple Combination
- Catching
the Vision-- Churches rise across the nation
- Controlling
Acoustics in a Monolithic Dome
- Pilgrims
United Church of Christ
- City
Bible Church
- Christian
Center Cathedral of Praise
- First
Church of Religious Science of Hemet
- Lighter
Side-- She who sprays last, sprays best
- Technical
Journal--
Heating and Cooling Systems
- Do-It-Yourself--
Stamped Concrete
- President's
Sphere-- Monolithic Dome Churches
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Spring
2000
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- The
Monolithic Process
- Who
Needs the World Wide Web
- Xanadu
Belize--
A Dome in Paradise, "Our plan calls for twelve domes, thirty-two
feet to forty-two feet in diameter..."
- Randy
South--
Discusses the challenges of dome building.
- Ash
Grove Cement-- The
"Biggest Thing" in Durkee, OR.
- Equalizer,
Inc-- Prepared for Mother Nature in Victoria, TX.
- The
Lighter Side--
Rain, Rain Go Away, Come Again Another Day.
- Do
It Yourself--
Considering a Second Floor?
- Technical
Journal--
Insurance Rates-- Shop till they drop.
- President's
Sphere--
Paul Harvey, Largest Dome Church, Largest Cement Storage, "Dome
Living"
- Editor's
Circle-- A
Bird's Eye View of Change
- Dome
News-- Rick
Crandall, Ray Ansel, DOMTEC International, LLC, Dome Technology,
New Monolithic SC3 Inflator and more!
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Winter
1999
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- Antelope
Springs Ranch: A Remote West Texas Hunting Lodge.
- Our
Lady's Maronite Church: A Bit Of The Holy Land In Austin,
TX.
- Monolithic
Dome Builders Conference 2000: Conference 2000 Plans are Underway.
- Editor's
Circle: Enter the World Wide Web-- The World Wide Web has
increased our capacity to effectively communicate with potential
and existing customers.
- Dome
News-- Top Stories: MDI's new website, financing and insurance
breakthroughs. Lare and small homes built across the nation.
- Do-It-Yourself:
Exterior Concrete Coating--If your dome needs a face-lift
or you want a unique look to your dome, a concrete coating will
provide a strong, maintenance-free exterior to a Monolithic Dome.
- Technical
Journal: The Orion-- An overview of the construction process
and the pros and cons of this new development.
- Lighter
Side: Have Towel, will Travel
- President's
Sphere: Starting a Monolithic Dome Construction Company.
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Fall
1999
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-
A Dream Dome-- The Garlock Residence
- Pattonsburg
School-- A common goal unites two communities.
- Editor's
Circle: The True Cost of a Dome Home-- How much does a Monolithic
Dome home really cost
- Dome
News: New Domes Everywhere--The number of dome builders and
dome owners are continually increasing. International projects:
large and small.
- Do-It-Yourself:
Installing Augment Frames--Augments give the Monolithic Dome
its own unique, distinctive look. Basic steps for installing augment
frames.
- Technical
Journal: Think Round-- If a dump truck collides with Grandma'shouse--
which one will survive?
- Lighter
Side: A spit in Time--If it's broke, spit on it.
- President's
Sphere: Goals--Sharing goals with others on the same path
keeps us focused on the big picture.
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Spring/Summer
1999
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- War
Bonnet Construction -- Ray Ansel discovers the advantages
of building Monolithic Domes in Alaska
- Sports
Event Center-- An underground College Expands.
- Crenosphere
Domes--
Imagination is the only limitation.
- Thousand
Oaks Gymnasium-- A retreat in the country expands.
- First
Dome Home in Anchorage -- The Morrisett family feels safe
and warm in their dome home despite obstacles during construction
presented by typical Alaskan weather.
- Technical
Journal: Artificial Turf -- An indoor sports facility needs
quality turf. New technology offers options and solutions.
- Lighter
Side: The X-Ray Files-- A trip to Mexico isnot all it's "cracked"
up to be.
- President's
Sphere: Tornadoes--Tornados will always be with us and so
will the Monolithic Dome. Introduction of the Crenoshpere and
it's endless possibilities.
- Editor's
Circle: Scalability--For computers, scalability is using an
operating system that scales from small to big computers. For
construction, it is using a proess that works equally well for
homes and stadiums.
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Winter
1998-1999
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Edition Insert.
- Special
Edition -- 32 Page Insert
In
the Eye of the Storm
Payson, Arizona, School District
Arenas and Crenospheres
Anatomy of a Bulk Storage
This Home Just Clicks
Cradelboard's New Dome School
Commercial Feasibility Study
The Lighter Side
Home Feasibility Study
Introducing the EcoShell II
Do-it-yourself: Attaching the Airform
- Oh,
Little Town of Bethlehem, Texas? -- Can a small, semi-rural
town such as Waxahachie, Texas, handle a big project such as recreating
Bethlehem and reenacting the birth of Jesus?
- President's
Sphere -- The EcoShell UniShell can be built for $3000 to
$5000, including all costs.
- Editor's
Circle -- The Special Edition.
- Dome
News -- Dome Technology's Storage Domes, WPHL's New Monolithic
Dome Arena, Creig Lasley's Home, StarRider Theater now open, and
more...
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Fall
1998
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- Monolithic
Theme Domes -- "Fantastic shapes and futuristic architecture,
limited only by our own imaginations, are now possible."
- Technical
Journal: EcoShell II -- An huge improvement over the EcoShell
by switching the shotcrete spraying to an inside job.
- Keeping
up with the Joneses -- Building a home in the Colorado Rockies
- Adler
Planetarium -- Monolithic Dome tops StarRider theater.
- Dr.
Arnold Wilson and Domes -- Past, Present, and Future
- A
Feasibility Study Example -- The first step of any project.
- The
Lighter Side -- The day Bruco lost an egg.
- President's
Sphere -- When is a disaster not a disaster and where do you
run?
- Editor's
Circle -- I
survived a disaster?
- Circulation
Desk -- Your comments.
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Summer
1998
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- Cradleboard's
New Dome School -- A real learning experience
for the school leaders and students.
- Payson,
Arizona -- Where research pays off for the new dome gym.
- Tolchii
Kooh Schools -- Results through innovation.
- Pattonsburg,
Missouri -- A town filled with anticipation about their new
Monolithic Dome School.
- Project
Feasibility Study -- An innovative, practical way to start
a new project.
- Home:
A Credit Card Dome -- Have you heard of a house built by credit
cards?
- Affordable
Home Feasibility Study -- Two choices, a free evaluation of
preliminary ideas, and an affordable Home Feasibility Study
- Technical
Journal: Exterior Stucco -- Three different materials to "stucco"
the exterior Airform of a Monolithic Dome.
- The
Lighter Side --
Out-Of-Town Humor.
- President's
Sphere -- Being Safe.
- Editor's
Circle -- One year and counting ...
- Ask
Bruco -- Do I have to build it myself?
- Circulation
Desk -- Your comments.
- Do-It-Yourself
-- Attaching the Airform.
- Dome
News -- Monolithic to be on Home and Garden Tv -- First Monolithic
Dome home in Russia.
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Spring
1998
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- Maximize
Your Bulk Resources -- Roundup
visits three bulk storage facilities.
- Tunnel
to a lower budget -- Airformed tunnels, better handling for
less.
- The
Crandall Challenge to Developers -- Free to licensed contractors
for a subdivision -- architectural designs. From Frederick Crandall,
Arizona architect and designer of Monolithic Domes.
- Home:
This Dome just Clicks -- "Confusion isn't necessarily
bad," says Bill Click, referring to the confusion of tax
appraisers and insurance agents.
- Home:
The Hanson's Double Dome -- "Now we set the thermostat
at 75 degrees, and never touch it. The house stays comfortable.
So we wake early, and we do get going."
- The
Lighter Side -- Don't try this at home.
- Technical
Journal: Anatomy of a Bulk Storage
- President's
Sphere -- More builders are needed - Demand is up - Rental
units are money makers.
- Editor's
Circle -- Longevity
- Ask
Bruco -- Are domes vulnerable to foundation cracking in expansive
clay soil?
- Do-It-Yourself
-- Shotcrete fence construction
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Winter
1998
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- Eye
of the Storm -- Sullivans Island,
South Carolina. Take a tour of the most popular Monolithic Dome
home ever built.
- Rock
Port -- Celebrates New Technology Center
- Attention
Dome Builders -- Rental units make money.
- A
House of Worship -- Come with us as we visit three Monolithic
Dome churches. One in Louisiana, one in Texas, and one in Kansas.
- The
Lighter Side -- Nobody's Perfect
- Technical
Journal: Beach Front Homes -- How the Monolithic Dome stands
up to the challenge of wind, water, erosion, and corrosion.
- President's
Sphere -- Demand for domes is up, We need more builders.
- Editor's
Circle -- Because it's a dome.
- Ask
Bruco -- How do I find insurance? Is the Monolithic Dome code
compliant?
- Do-It-Yourself
-- Shotcrete Mix Design
- Dome
News -- Homes from Alaska to Texas. Workshops 1998
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Fall
1997
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- Stadiums
and Beyond! - New technology for huge stadiums
- Arenas
& Ice Rinks - Paradigm shift in arena construction
- Hidalgo
Arena - Solution for a small town
- Modular
Gyms and School Pods - Lease or buy pre-engineered dome gymnasiums
and classrooms.
- The
Unique Addition - Cristine Timmon's article on her new domed
addition to her house.
- The
Lighter Side - Never herd a moose up a mountain.
- Move
the Processing Plant Indoors - Using a Crenosphere, it is
possible to move an ore processing facility indoors.
- Retirement
Living - Monolithic Dome Apartments.
- President's
Sphere - Thoughts on Big Domes and Little Domes.
- Editor's
Circle - It's a
dome way of life.
- Do-It-Yourself
- Washing your dome
- Dome
News - Bobzien's home, swimming pools, storages, and more.
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Summer
1997
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- Domes
Earn Respect In Payson - The Frontier
Elementary School
- Multiple
Benefits - The Payson Athletic Center
- 10
Years at Emmett High School
- So
You Want a Monolithic Dome School? - Here's how.
- Charca
Casa, The House by the Pond
- Biological
Containment
- Do-It-Yourself
- Create a concrete baseboard
- Lighter
Side - The importance of always carrying pliers
- Technical
Journal - "R" fairy tale revisited
- President's
Sphere
- Editor's
Circle
- Dome
News
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