The Domegaia Workshop with Hajjar Gabran

[@ernestmartinez1116]

That beautiful home 🏡

[@selfinprogress2515]

Please come To Ubay Bohol Philippines and help us build this dome houses for strong typhoons to come.

[@mapuanakupuna3471]

LOVE what you've created, Hajjar! The Dome Homes & all you guys are amazing! Mahalo nui loa for your service to humanity! Ho'opomaka'i/Many Blessing & Aloha nui/Much love to you all from the Big Island!!

[@ellagolden6999]

Hello everyone... Im completely shoked. I have seen for the first time and I feelt the calling for my life... OMG THIS IS INSANE 😍😍😍

[@ks8661]

TIGHT 💝💝💝💝

[@shaneluck2570]

I want to help the Hopi people with housing. Can you do workshops here in Arizona?

[@karenjones2655]

I am close to Olympia Washington id love to go see it!

[@SusumoKakinotane]

This is so good, I am saving money for my first house outside the city and I am currently looking for cheap options to build houses. This came up after some research and looks super good and solid, it's like the japanese houses built with polyurethane. My only questions, can a house like this be built by a single person?

[@juanjop2586]

Susumo Fabian .... i have the same idea . A home in the countryside is much more secure , substainable and very cheap . Polyurethane i think is not very friendly with health and environment . You can reinforce this aircrete with sand lime .... just keep looking up . there are many options.

[@rame-sprayer]

yes you can do one alone about 2 to 4 month build, depend of your skills..

[@Skullfireranch]

Any info on hosting a workshop big island hawaii

[@patrickfinnegan5202]

Hello very inspiring video. How do I sign up for your 10 day workshop? I am very interested. As an owner of land in the Philippines a country who is flag with typhoons and earthquakes this would be a structure that could withstand that. Traditional monolithic homes are a good idea as well but these are A step above that and I would be very interested to gain the knowledge and acquire the equipment to get started.. I thank you kindly hope to hear from you.

[@alzheimersdiseasedementiap1212]

Great. I’d like to have one in my yard

[@meginspires]

I'm wanting to host a work shop I'm working on selling my home in Utah to buy land on the big island(Hawaii) where my daughter and granddaughter live I'm a cancer survivor only to loose my husband, parents and 10 other loved one in the past 4 years and i want to be with my girls in whimsical domes(mushroom/ fairytale village for the rest of my journey and be a part of this movement ❤️ beautiful thank you

[@PeterWest70]

I love the work you all do! Do you offer support for would be "home builders" but can't travel during the current reset? I have a desert lot in southeast Arizona and want an energy efficient but strong and beautiful dome home.. one like yours!

[@darylgarrett1324]

I would like to host a workshop! I see this vid is pretty old. Am I too late?

[@andredeoliveira8314]

Hello,this is amazing, would you come to Brazil to teach how to build?

[@EyeLean5280]

I want to do a workshop or two!

[@eminuelfm9548]

Hi! This is Amazing! In what part of Mexico did you build with this system? I’m really sorprise about this! I want to build muy hostal with this!

[@ibphs08]

Does anyone know what happened to Hajjar? Domegaia has been abandoned as far as I can tell.

[@cesarmaldonado8946]

Wanna do a work shop on my property?

[@nartyperez5906]

I would like to have my own in the Philippines also.how can i learn to build a dome house?thank you ang God bless

[@johnbosco8209]

i like it very much

[@ermingles1]

Where in Palawan did you construct a dome house?

[@RRePETE]

I love THIS. I own my land. But I'm disabled with progressive MS and not able to build myself. I live alone. I took care of my parents until they passed so it's just me. Is there anyway you could please come build one for me. I'm currently living in a very old trailer gull of mold, no water, and most electric outlets don't work. I have been praying God would send someone to help me. I believe you are the one.

[@MaskMasterEsquire]

Approximately where are you located?

[@RRePETE]

@@MaskMasterEsquire I live in Northeast Arkansas. Right below the boothill of MO.

[@MaskMasterEsquire]

I'm attending a dome building course next week in Mexico however i'm based in Guatemala and can't get to the states as I'm not vaccinated. If you go onto domegaia there's a forum that you can join. Perhaps you might find some people near you who can help. God is faithful.

[@워터그리핀]

Can I redistribute this video? I mean that for captioned one.

[@danielhaire659]

I live in st Augustine fl and would love love love to build I home for me and the wife and 2 kids ! Would be awesome

[@archie764]

if you have building codes will not be possible to get one of these passed

[@indigozen4794]

@@archie764 unless you own private lands

[@hispanicuscorpus]

Why it is, that all the video about this product are creating dome, what about building a wall or doing a roof?

[@544agent]

Can I host a workshop. We want to alleviate the homeless and the city of Redding has millions of dollars for the problem but not a good plan We would collaborate with you and then design a perma culture of organic gardening that would make for self sustaining living.

[@darrellthompson5468]

The building codes won't allow you to live in them.

[@Jestunes]

No mention of building these structures in a cold climate, like Alaska, the Dakotas, Iceland, Sweden. These are only a few. Could it be that big business is putting a hold on using this material in the main cities, where the populations are huge?

[@9unslin9er]

If aircrete is just being used as framing, I don't see how common vinyl siding and fiberglass insulation wouldn't address the thermal issue. I could just do a large dome frame, with hexagonal vinyl siding.

[@jamest.5001]

How is it reinforced?

[@TheSatyrblue]

Basically you cover a section in stucco wrap the polyester reinforcing fabric (originally designed for roofing applications) and then cover it in another layer of stucco. Once this reinforcing layer is dry you would apply a final finishing layer of stucco over that.

[@JoseSilva-rg5yr]

Hermosa ideas porque no an podido venir a panama ya que avenos muchas personas con nesesidad de una vivienda comoda hermosa i apresios justo a nuestra nesesidad ya que una vivienda vara ronda en los 40.000 asta los 60.000 a pagar a plasos de 30 años claro con el riesgo de perderla si no lagra completar su costo por algun problema laboral

[@ms_unbothered_af]

Are you doing a workshop in Costa Rica this April coming up ? 2019? I will definitely come

[@davidprock904]

I have an idea. The way the blocks are made, if there is a way to simulate the Harding to block process. At least enough to “toast” to where it’s stiff enough to make a long column stand up with out support and not collapse and finish the rest of the drying process on its own... if you can do something like that... Visualize a perfect half ball, dome, one foot thick, now visualize a metal plate few feet long probably, likely not more that a foot tall and you set it on the floor on the inside against the dome and it perfect forms shape with the dome, and then one on the outside to compliment it. Now hold them perfectly still in place and make the dome disappear, now connect the top edge of both pieces of metal together with another piece on top. Now connect that on the pole u use to line up the structure of the dome, but it’s connected two poles one directly below the other to form a triangle, if you do the math correct, as you raise the unit, it moves along to continue the foot thick circle shape... if you can grasp what I mean... this will only work if it is a PERFECT half sphere dome, couldn’t make it any other angle... What’s on the other sides of the metal (not where the Air Crete is) is what will pre process “toast” the mixture. Block up one end or both if you can fill it from the top, pre-process that then unblock the ends and start rotating it along the ground slowly enough so where you fill in the direction you’re traveling it’s strong enough to not blob down , now you have a bottom ring of the dome, raise the unit up half it’s height or similar and continue the process... it would be like 3D Printing in Vase Mode... but you want these half’s where they are not linked to each other but the poles instead, so once you make it to the top and you have a hole that you cannot fully completely fill in, get on a ladder and detach the inside part and bring it down, and if the hole is big enough to stand through, be on the ladder and detach the outside layer and bring it through, actually you would wanna take all parts outside so u can make more while if finished hardening. Have some kind of scaffolding or something you can climb on to get out of the dome. Once fully hard make a block to cap off the hole and cut you windows and doors. Or put down wood slats as you go to take place of foam there you want holes and then push them through

[@Null-Red-Blue]

🤷

[@ramchandrabasnet6684]

Send me designs

[@colourful64able]

I know this would take off on my island . Anybody interested in doing a workshop here

[@sonofagun3193]

Is the foam concrete reinforced? If yes with what? What is the specific density of the foam concrete used? How do you make it impermeable for water? Acrylate impregnation? Thanks

[@wulfclaw4921]

mine is a about 25x that size 😎👍

[@rutroe8892]

Can you bury this , top it off with earth?

[@davidcummings6299]

The problem here is you never show the finished product ...... ever

[@BOCopyTradingClub]

Yes, that is what I am also looking for. Only ever see the original Steve's one, which wasn't built with aircrete.

[@perceptiontraveltv]

www.domegaia.com/

[@ibra29]

👍✔

[@janeukraine]

His name is Hajjar Gibran... With an "i"

[@haircole]

👍🏽 Bucky would be pleased Mahalo nui loa 🌴🌺☀️🌈

[@creatureshategod6471]

I've stayed in hotels in Mexico made off this stuff. I could hear a mouse fart 3 rooms away.

[@andhewonders]

Strange, I've experienced the opposite, I had to play mouse farting DVDs to get my fix.

[@archie764]

Problem must be built where there are no building codes they get around this by calling them Agricultural Buildings no suitable for Human Habitation