Melbourne Florida Concrete AiDome Home For Sale For Sale $220,000 Melbourne Florida Concrete AiDome Home with Attached Garage Dome One of a kind home on a One of a kind property Super-energy efficient & Super-strong Corner Lot Receives Cool Breezes off the River Beautiful Unobstructed View of the Indian River

34' dome home 1,075 sq.ft. two bedroom/two bath utilizing 34 Sigma 11 with 22 Gamma 1 Garage floor plan. Domes built from American Ingenuity (Ai) concrete dome building kits. The buyer receives 225 wind and F4 tornado warranty on dome shell from Ai. High profile entryway showing fixed glass above the door

and windows. Accordion shutters are folded back beside each window. Shutters cover the front door and each side window. Gazebo has been removed due to rusting. 34' dome is linked to one car 22' in diameter garage dome. Garage has 375 sq.ft. on the first floor with 88 sq.ft. attic storage. Link is 36 sq.ft. for recycle bins & storage. First floor of garage has ample perimeter space for storage cabinets, work bench, etc. A laundry tub, commode, pump for sprinklers, sprinkler's control panel are installed along with connections for washer/dryer. Side view of 22' dome garage. Garage dome could be converted into one bedroom/one bath & utility room. To the left of the 22' dome there is enough room to add a conventional 2 car garage or add a 27' two car garage dome from Ai dome building kit. 22' garage dome with garage door up. The attic loft in the 22' has 88 sq.ft. of storage. The garage door is 9' wide and 7' tall. If you want a two car garage a 27' dome could be built to the left of the 22' dome and the 22' dome could be remodeled into a one bedroom/one bath/utility room. Two small or 2 medium cars or one large and one small vehicle can be parked in a 27'dome. Its garage door can be 16' wide. A second floor can be installed in the 27' for a one bedroom & one bath. High Profile Entryway with accordion shutters closed. Gazebo has been removed due to rust. View of two domes. The link was designed where a door dormer would have been on each dome. As a result the link is above 5' wide and 7' long. A link can connect two domes where an entryway would have been on each dome resulting in a wider longer link. Two second floor dormers on the 34' dome. Second floor window dormer in bedroom. Window on first

floor is over kitchen sink & has accordian shutters. Solar panel can be installed above a standard entryway. Home Dome has R28 insulation. Due to dome's reduced exterior surface area & uninterrupted R28 insulation, the home has been cooled for less than $30 a month in the hot Florida summer months. Ask for a web site article which lists electric bills for four years. View from Hiawatha Street. Behind the picket fence is partial view of Indian River from semi-circular driveway. View after Hurricane Matthew. Tree debris thrown on the lawn. No damage to the concrete dome. Indian River in the foreground. Dome shell comes with 225 mph wind and F4 tornado warranty. Dome home has unobstructed view of the Indian River Inter coastal waterway. During Hurricane Jeanne the house across the street from the dome lost its roof. Its shingles and tar paper are in the dumpster...carpet and padding on the ground. The conventional house interior had to be gutted and completely rebuilt due to loosing its roof. The American Ingenuity dome suffered no damage in the hurricane. To view recap of Ai domes and acts of nature, please click on Summary. Pic after Hurricane Matthew. Accordian shutters pulled over sliding doors and front door with two windows. No damage to the dome; just tree debris. View of 25' in diameter concrete patio area in front of shuttered sliding doors after Hurricane Matthew. View of shutters over sliding doors, patio area with privacy fence area after Hurricane Matthew. Dome has two high profile entryways filled with glass. This HP entryway has front door, two opening windows and

fixed glass above. High vaulted ceilings above dining area and living room area. 325 sq.ft. living room and dining area. Both areas are under high vaulted ceilings. On back wall the blinds of the kitchen window can be seen. View from second floor looking down into living area. Partial view of the two High Profile Entryways. Ceramic tile in living, dining, kitchen & first floor bath room. View from kitchen area into dining and living area. Two bar stools next to kitchen island. When the blinds are open there is full view of the Indian River. Side view of living area with blinds closed. Door on the left opens to storage under the stairs. Black cabinet contains TV. View from living area into dining and kitchen area. To the right is door into first floor bathroom and first floor bedroom. In the garage there is an additional toilet. View from kitchen partially showing microwave and stove & island. Different view of living area. View from living room area into kitchen and eating island. First floor bathroom behind wall on the right. 148 sq.ft. kitchen with solid oak cabinets. the right. In this framed wall, a kitchen installed. The vertical framed wall allows counter cabinets and a window to be installed sink.

Island on wall was for above above the

Another view of the kitchen. To the left & not shown is a door to the 36 sq.ft. enclosed walkway or link which connects the home dome to the garage dome. Ceramic tile kitchen floor. Not pictured on the left is bifold door

to the AC unit, water heater & circuit breaker panel. Partial view of two high profile entryways. Different view from the kitchen showing the two high profile entryways. Queen size bed in first floor 146 sq.ft. bedroom. Dresser on the right and chest of drawers on the left. King size bed will fit in the room. Walk in closet on the left. Different view of first floor bedroom showing dresser. Side view of 1st floor bedroom. On the right is door to bedroom and door leading into first floor bathroom. View from 1st floor bedroom into 1st floor bathroom. Bath has sink, commode & tub w' shower.Ceramic tile floor. View from 1st floor bath into 1st floor bedroom. 1st floor bath tub/shower with mirrored door, commode & vanity. Solid oak railing to second floor bedroom/bath/walk in closet. High vaulted ceiling over living/dining areas. Slightly different view of high vaulted ceiling. Second floor 197 sq.ft. bedroom with two window dormers. King size bed can fit on the second floor. Not shown trundle bed on the right. Second floor bedroom showing trundle bed and second window dormer. Bathroom & walk in closet to the right. View from 2nd floor bedroom into bathroom area. Sink in Vanity. The opening on the left is door way to the 40 sq.ft. commode and shower stall area. To the right of open door is a door leading to walk in closet. View from walk in closet door of vanity and walk way to 2nd floor bedroom.

Slightly different view. The open door area on the right accesses commode and shower stall. View into second floor 40 sq.ft. commode & shower stall area. (use arrows on right and left side of main picture to view other photos in the gallery) For more info & to schedule a tour, call Laura Forman with National Realty of Brevard at 321-917-2162

Viewing Tips for 3D Animation Layout: To run presentation that goes through each room, click on the Camera icon in the lower left and then click the start arrow to see presentation. (may take a few seconds to load) You can also see a list of rooms to zoom right in to. ( There will be a glove that appears as a mouse pointer for moving around) Another shoes icon on the lower left also enables you to move through rooms. (Use the glove that appears to drag the viewing angle around) PDF for Downloading & Printing 34′ Sigma 11 & 22 Gamma 1 – master 1st floor Online Viewing – Opens in Browser 34′ Sigma 11 & 22 Gamma 1– master 1st floor Survey Map Survey Map Three Domes Site View Four Domes Site View

Proposed 22’ Remodel & New 27’ Three Domes Site View Four Domes Site View Proposed 22’ Remodel & New 27’

This 0.312 acre property is a one of a kind property which has unobstructed view of the Indian River.

Just north of the property

less than one block away is 0.21 acre with frontage on Indian River on sale for $260,000.

Instead of paying $260,000 for vacant river front

land, purchase this 0.312 property with full unobstructed River View, two concrete Aidomes and riparian rights to the Indian River to build a dock if desired!

The domes exterior is steel reinforced concrete

with a 225 mph wind and F4 warranty from American Ingenuity (Ai) who has been in business for over 40 years.

The domes were built from

Aidome building kits.

In 2004 Florida was hit with four hurricanes. One of which was Hurricane Jeanne which hit Melbourne. The Aidomes stood strong, while a neighbor’s house across the street from the domes had its roof ripped off. 1,075 sq.ft. Dome Home has two bedrooms and two baths (first floor 819; second floor 256) linked to a one car 22 foot in diameter garage dome via a covered 36 sq.ft. walkway. Dome home sets on 0.312 acre corner lot with semi-circular driveway with full unobstructed view of the Indian River. Lot square footage is 13,614. Sidewalk with 25 foot in diameter concrete patio. Home features kitchen island, high vaulted ceilings, two high profile entryways and fenced yards. All glass is double paned. Great for a primary home, retirement home or vacation home.

Garage has 375 sq.ft. with 88 sq.ft. of attic storage above the one car parking. Garage dome has rear door dormer to access the back yard. There is ample space around the first floor perimeter for storage. There is a laundry tub and commode in garage. Sears garage door opener. Garage door is 7’ tall and 9’ wide. Jeff Higgins in Melbourne Zoning said the set backs are 7 ½’ from the rear (west side) and the north side. Setbacks on Hiawatha and Pineapple are 20’ each. The setbacks allow for another 22’ or a 27′ dome to be linked to the back side of the garage dome and or another 27’ dome could be linked on the front of the 34’ dome. The Garage dome could be converted to another bedroom and bath with a two car garage being built next to the existing 22′ dome. Above is a diagram named “Proposed 22′ Remodel & New 27′ showing how the 22′ dome could be remodeled and a 27′ dome added to it. Also above is diagram named Three Domes Site View showing how the new 27′ dome with existing 22′ & 34′ dome would look on the lot. Also above is a diagram named Four Domes Site View which shows a new 27′ dome added to the existing 22′ dome and a new 27′ dome added to the front of the existing 34′ dome would look on the lot. The new 22′ or new 27′ dome building kits can be purchased from American Ingenuity and assembled on site by the property owner or their builder. The exterior of the domes is concrete reinforced with galvanized steel mesh and fibers. The domes were built from building kits manufactured by American Ingenuity. To view a summary on advantages of the Aidome, click Summary. There is no wood in or on the exterior dome walls or roof. No wood to burn, no wood for termites to eat and no wood to interrupt the insulation. There is only pressure treated wood to frame in around exterior doors and windows. American Ingenuity gives a warranty of 225 mph wind and F4 tornado on the exterior dome panels against

structural damage due to winds for ten years. The warranty does not include the exterior framed walls, exterior doors/windows, interior items or life and limb. The warranty is not transferable. In the above photo gallery, there is a picture of a dumpster containing roofing from a neighbor’s house when Hurricane Jeanne ripped the roof off the neighbors house. There was no damage to the concrete dome. The exterior has no roof to replace every 11-12 years. The exterior concrete is painted with elastomeric paint. The exterior wall has seven inch thick modified expanded polystyrene insulation (R28). This means the exterior walls and roof have the same composition. Because the dome has 30% less exterior surface area, the insulation is R28 and is not interrupted by wood, the cooling and heating bills are low. I can cool the 1,075 dome home for less than $27 a month in the hot Florida Summer Months. 76 degrees when home and 79 degrees when not home. The dome is an all-electric house. To view 3 to 4 years of utility bills for the dome, click on Melbourne Dome Electric Bills. The garage dome has 3 ½” EPS insulation R14. Semi-circular concrete driveway Dome Home has river view with Riparian rights next to Indian River meaning dock can be built. Permits are issued through City of Melbourne P & Z (Todd Corwin at 321-608-7500) & City of Melbourne Building Department (Neil Morgan 321-608-7915) & Florida Department of Environmental Protection (Kimberly Eisele 407-897-2950). Accordion Shutters on four entryways Vinyl Picket Fence & Privacy Fence with vinyl lattice buried one foot below the fences. Doggie door in the house which exits directly to fenced area. Patio slab, sidewalk, driveway and slab in the garage has textured deck finish on top of the concrete Windows and glass doors are double pane, vinyl frames. Two light poles in front fenced area

Corner lot – corner of Pineapple Avenue and Hiawatha Street. Dimensions of the four sides: 60’ Feet on Pineapple. 180 feet on Hiawatha. 151 feet on north side. 80 feet on west side – 0.312 acre. Please see above survey. City of Melbourne sewer & water Alarm system Water sprinklers and well Conduit to install solar hot water panel to connect to water heater. Not in a flood zone We received this Facebook question and wanted to share it and our answer: Q: Ai, just out of curiosity, how often do you have the sales like you have been having? It’s an amazing deal and beings it will be a while before I could purchase, just curious if it’s once a year or more or less frequently? A: It is very unusual to have a finished Ai concrete dome for sale. So this is a rare opportunity for anyone desiring to purchase a finished American Ingenuity dome to do so instead of starting from scratch having to select property, determine the floor plan layout, purchase building plans, obtain a building permit; purchase dome building kit and then assemble and finish the dome. Why Purchase a Home Built From an Aidome? The geodesic dome was built from an American Ingenuity (Ai) dome building kit which consists of prefabricated triangle shaped panels and four foot tall riser panels. The dome’s exterior is fire resistant concrete reinforced with galvanized steel mesh and fibers. Its insulation is R28 {seven inches of nontoxic expanded polystyrene (EPS)}. The dome panels contain no wood to interrupt the insulation, no wood for termites to eat and no wood to burn. There is no roof to replace every

11-12 years. The dome’s exterior walls are incredibly strong, resist tree impact and resist forest fires due to noncombustible concrete exterior. The insulation results in the dome’s cooling and heating costs being 50% to 60% lower than a box shaped house. Why is a Geodesic Dome So Strong? Geodesic domes are three-dimensional structures using stable triangles approximating spheres to create multiple load carrying paths from point of load to point of support. The triangle is the only arrangement of structural members that is stable within itself without requiring additional connections at the intersection points to prevent warping of the geometry. In other words, apply pressure to one edge of a triangle, and that force is evenly distributed to the other two sides, which then transmit pressure to adjacent triangles. That cascading distribution of pressure is how geodesic domes efficiently distribute stress along the entire structure, much like the shell of an egg. www.aidomes.com

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