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Simpsons Movie DomeBack in 1979, Winooski, Vermont, a town that often experiences -20 degree weather in January, proposed building a giant dome over their city to help reduce energy costs and keep warm throughout the winter. Thirty years ago, we were experiencing an energy crisis with rising oil prices, and people were looking for solutions to reduce their costs. Nowadays, while we're also looking to reduce our carbon footprint in addition to costs, the concept is still applicable....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/city-dome-save-energy/'>READ ARTICLE</a>1
Concept for Exterior of Winooski DomeBack in 1979, Winooski, Vermont, a town that often experiences -20 degree weather in January, proposed building a giant dome over their city to help reduce energy costs and keep warm throughout the winter. Thirty years ago, we were experiencing an energy crisis with rising oil prices, and people were looking for solutions to reduce their costs. Nowadays, while we're also looking to reduce our carbon footprint in addition to costs, the concept is still applicable....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/city-dome-save-energy/'>READ ARTICLE</a>2
Concept for Interior of Winooski DomeBack in 1979, Winooski, Vermont, a town that often experiences -20 degree weather in January, proposed building a giant dome over their city to help reduce energy costs and keep warm throughout the winter. Thirty years ago, we were experiencing an energy crisis with rising oil prices, and people were looking for solutions to reduce their costs. Nowadays, while we're also looking to reduce our carbon footprint in addition to costs, the concept is still applicable....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/city-dome-save-energy/'>READ ARTICLE</a>3
Simpsons Movie DomeBack in 1979, Winooski, Vermont, a town that often experiences -20 degree weather in January, proposed building a giant dome over their city to help reduce energy costs and keep warm throughout the winter. Thirty years ago, we were experiencing an energy crisis with rising oil prices, and people were looking for solutions to reduce their costs. Nowadays, while we're also looking to reduce our carbon footprint in addition to costs, the concept is still applicable....<br><br><a href='https://inhabitat.com/city-dome-save-energy/'>READ ARTICLE</a>4
