Bubble houses in particular have been, and continue to be, a fascination when it comes to architecture.
The amorphous structures are instantly eye-catchingand have caught attention across the world since their inception in the 1940s.
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So, in 1944, the first bubble home came to be.
The era was defined by the abandonment of overly lavish interiors, emphasizing the functionality of design.
Using this technique, builders pour concrete into a circular disk to act as thehomes foundation.
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Then, a dome-shaped balloon is inflated on top of it.
Blob-shaped homes that are made in lightning-quick time.
Today, bubble homes dont necessarily have to be constructed through this process.
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They refer to any home that has an amorphous, blob-like shape.
Some are still made through airform, while other modern versions are simply inspired by the geodesic structure.
Typically, bubble houses have a dome-like shape with no vertical or horizontal walls.
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Many of Neffs original bubble houses have been torn down as a result.
However, the bubble home he lived in until his passing in Pasadena, CA, still exists.
Plus, several notable bubble houses across the world existand continue to be built.
The prolific homes continue to attract eyes and visitors to their premises year-round.
