Learn about the tea dome Sonny built for his brother, Tommy, and how he has taken his passion for SuperAdobe to the next level - teaching workshops!

A humanitarian and architect, Nader Khalili, was interested in finding a sustainable solution for building that didn't involve lots of machinery or equipment. 

After participating in a long-term apprenticeship at CalEarth, Beau Baconguis learned that SuperAdobe could be a sustainable solution to the shelter challenge faced in the Philippines. Learn about ...

Chloé and Olivier are on a quest to limit global warming. With just backpacks and cameras, the pair set out on a 2-year journey to 15 countries around the world.

Learn more about the Diyar-E-Rumi honeymoon demonstration model!

Read on to learn how Rebecca’s dome is making an impact in Senegal!

After learning about SuperAdobe technology, Mystee built several projects throughout Australia. She is currently living off the grid in an epic permaculture food forest of her own making that also ...

Harry’s dome home in the desert is what dreams are made of. Read about his process for acquiring land and the unique features that make this home affordable and sustainable.

Big THANK YOU to Davide Frasca for running this incredible workshop!

Nader Khalili’s disaster-proof eco-domes are the future

A long-term apprentice, Ben began his SuperAdobe journey at CalEarth and then traveled to Nepal to build. Learn more about his adventure below!

CALEARTH, CHAMPION OF INEXPENSIVE ARCHITECTURE FOR THE POOR, REOPENS THIS WEEKEND

After working on his SuperAdobe building for years, Mark passed final inspection and is excited to call his dome, home. Learn about his journey and how he turned his dream into a reality!

After participating in an apprenticeship program at CalEarth, Davide was excited to take his new-found SuperAdobe knowledge back to Italy. Learn about Davide’s domes and also his affinity for using...

Ayal built with SuperAdobe in Costa Rica and Puerto Rico and continues to teach, build and advocate. Learn more about his extraordinary buildings below!

Tucked away in Joshua Tree, CA, lies Bonita Domes a luxurious private home studio retreat. Owned, designed and built by Drum Medicine Woman, Lisa Starr, Bonita Domes is a model of SuperAdobe techno...

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New Ruins is a home and Airbnb nestled in the hills of Oaxaca overlooking the Pacific Ocean. This bungalow uses 100% solar energy and offers privacy, stunning views and is just an hour drive from o...