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Home » Architecture » Dream home » George Clarke from Amazing Spaces fell for this dome home

George Clarke from Amazing Spaces fell for this dome home

Daniel TejBy Daniel TejMarch 11, 2017No Comments2 Mins Read
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A geodesic home in the suburb of Paremoremo in Auckland, New Zealand, is so magnificently built that even George Clarke, host of Amazing Spaces (TV show) and an architect himself, got carried away by its architectural excellence. Built by Noel Fuller and Helen McCabe, the home was put up in 1980s, and was sold for $4,86,498 USD by the family in 2015.

Constructed like a giant dome built out of hundreds of wood triangles, the house does not have any columns, making its interiors an open-plan living space. With amazing waterfront view, the home is set over two levels. The dwelling features three bedrooms and one bathroom, all with unique curved ceiling and star-shaped windows.

The house was created just like a jigsaw puzzle due to its unusual geometrical shape. It took years to complete this project because almost everything had to be handmade and purpose-built, to fit the wall and shape of the floor.

Though, the construction took years, but the job of assembling various parts of this dome house was completed within few weeks.

Since, Helen McCabe was a dedicated cat breeder, and has left her mark on the property by constructing cat cages next to the dome home, its design and structure makes everyone wonder how it was put together.

Dome house by Noel Fuller & Helen McCabe
A geodesic home in the suburb of Paremoremo in Auckland
Dome house by Noel Fuller & Helen McCabe
Was constructed in 1980s
Dome house by Noel Fuller & Helen McCabe
George Clarke, host of Amazing Spaces got carried away by its architectural excellence
Dome house by Noel Fuller & Helen McCabe
Was sold for $486498 USD by the family in 2015
Dome house by Noel Fuller & Helen McCabe
Wooden deck area of the dome home
Dome house by Noel Fuller & Helen McCabe
Built out of hundreds of wood triangles
Dome house by Noel Fuller & Helen McCabe
The house was created just like a jigsaw puzzle
Dome house by Noel Fuller & Helen McCabe
Large windows fill its interiors with ample natural light
Dome house by Noel Fuller & Helen McCabe
Modern interiors of the dome home
Dome house by Noel Fuller & Helen McCabe
Everything is handmade and purpose-built
Dome house by Noel Fuller & Helen McCabe
House does not have any columns
Dome house by Noel Fuller & Helen McCabe
Star-shaped windows
Dome house by Noel Fuller & Helen McCabe
The home is set over two levels
Dome house by Noel Fuller & Helen McCabe
Dome house by Noel Fuller & Helen McCabe

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