Roof dome

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Many architects, designers and homeowners appreciate the advantages of roof apertures. We shall show you examples of amazing dome skylights which adorn the

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World’s largest retractable dome set to open in central China A huge steel lotus is about to bloom in Zhangjiajie city, central China’s Hunan Province, as developers there prepare to open a building with the world’s largest retractable roof, designed to mimic the Asian flower. The “Genting” building, which has already become a landmark, will open in the middle of September.

Craig Smith, of Firefly Workshop, has been planning a home observatory and is working out the details of easily building a domed roof for it. He writes: