Intro to The Eden Design: Newest Aircrete Design

[@PaulMendes]

Wow thats amazing. Need to look into this more

[@JanColdwater]

Oh man! I can see this on a larger scale with two more of these arched rooms extending from both sides of the arched walls, like a cross. Very nice.

[@IFUJUSTSMILE2]

I love it!

[@eleonoremende7684]

Looks good, but would have liked a longer vid with the hands on. Just saying

[@domegaia]

It's in the works. stay tuned :)

[@taylonangelino5147]

Like your design's. We live in belize where we get hurricanes would these hold up well in a tropical place? Thanks

[@domegaia]

These are very strong buildings and they are perfect for tropical places.

[@sean13]

I’d love to build this in Cambodia! Where to get the machines? Maybe you could host a workshop on my land ❤

[@onlyme8870]

I was thinking about another design i had even if its been done. I just havent searched. I had a drawing of a star home 5 connected purposed rooms. I originally wanted an earth home with this done as domes but no contracters near to do the project at the time. Now I am looking again but just a place to retire and keep warm. May not need 5 rooms anymore. Just have to learn the system.

[@SrForthright1]

Outstanding! Does it sit directly on the ground or is there a layer of aircrete bricks under the vinyl planks?

[@SrForthright1]

What other options would you suggest for a base? Is a wood deck recommended?

[@domegaia]

It is build on a standard foundation. In this case it's a slab but you could also do a stem wall foundation. Its possible you could also build on a steel frame but we haven't done any engineering on that yet.

[@khymchristensen1237]

How well would aircrete do in northern climates? Like extreme winter conditions such as -50 degrees unoccupied during the wintertime

[@khymchristensen1237]

In addition there would be many feet of Snow covering the structures until Spring thaw .. is there a snow load and or temperature ratings for your building methods yet?

[@domegaia]

Aircrete can work very well in cold climates and it all depends on how thick you make the walls. Domes do very well with snow load. Aircrete is also very tight so you don't have air leaking trough like you often do with wood construction.

[@khymchristensen1237]

Thank you for your response! I'm looking at property near Denali Park, Alaska and researching possible alternative buildings ideas for cabins that can withstand the extreme cold environment found there

[@Yogi5D]

Can you build an conventional L shaped building with aircrete or does it have to be dome shaped?

[@domegaia]

You can do conventional.

[@armkf2343]

First to like and see....

[@stillmind5892]

What's the total cost and what does it include? How expensive to do everything without furniture?

[@domegaia]

It will vary depending on the price of materials in your area but roughly around $10k for everything except the furnature.

[@stillmind5892]

@@domegaia Thanks. So this is with windows, finish, plumbing and electricity? Why is the cost in the video in which you build a 300ft2 dome so much lower? Costing just 1500$, whereas in another video there is a structure twice as big for around 10x as much(with everything)? What creates so much cost?

[@domegaia]

@@stillmind5892 The $15,000 domes where build a few years ago before material costs went up a lot. Also we made everything in that dome by hand including the doors, windows, bathtub, floors etc so that kept the cost very low. We also made the foundation out of aircrete. I've noticed that building materials vary quite a lot in price these days depending on where you are so you really need to check your local prices.

[@HigoWapsico]

Repost?

[@philipwilliams456]

"10' x 12' long" Is this interior dimensions or the foundation?

[@domegaia]

It's all in there :)