Denver, Colorado
Temperature changes, winter snow, and wind make insulation, drainage, and anchoring important early questions.
Luna in the USA
Domes for western landscapes.
The American West covers very different climates. A mountain retreat and a desert stay may need the same sense of space, but they do not need the same specification. Plan around the exact property first.
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Local conditions
A few different starting points.
Moab, Utah
Desert sites need a plan for heat, shade, airflow, dust, and the ground conditions beneath a base or platform.
Aspen, Colorado
Alpine projects call for site-specific snow and cold-weather review, winter access, and careful permitting.
Boulder, Colorado
Check the property rules, wind exposure, drainage, and intended use before selecting a position or size.
Jackson Hole, Wyoming
Mountain weather and seasonal road access affect the structure, services, and maintenance plan.
Project planning
Make the site part of the design.
Intended use
A private retreat, rental unit, and group space have different layout, service, and approval needs.
Weather exposure
Review local snow and wind requirements along with sun, temperature, and moisture conditions.
Access and utilities
Consider delivery, installation, power, water, wastewater, and safe year-round access.
Local rules
Confirm the structure and its proposed use with the applicable city, county, and site authorities.
A place to begin
Tell us where you want to build.
A location, use case, operating season, and site photos are a good starting point for a dome conversation with Luna.