At the Danish music festival, Roskilde Festival in 2012, Kristoffer Tejlgaard and Benny Jepsen erected a geodesic dome built up with separate modules.
The geodesic dome, as theorized by Buckminster Fuller, is a molecular-based structure that optimizes the use of resources while allowing for great strength and stability.
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The dome was made by 3D-projecting the construction and using a CNC machine to cut the curved plywood in order to avoid complex assemblage.
Standardized units based on a web of circles on the surface of a sphere devise the geometry of the dome, which is identical to a carbon 240 molecule.
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By Alice T. Hellyar
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