Black and white drawing of the main floor plan for a mini geodesic home, emphasizing a highly space-efficient layout. Black and white drawing of the upper floor plan for a mini geodesic home, showcasing a highly space-efficient layout.

Space Efficient

Careful planning and leaning the base walls outward allowed for many livable features to be incorporated into a small space while maintaining an open, roomy feel.

Notice how the spiral staircase, table top, and water heater extend into the "wall" area, overlapping the floor edge. This is a great example of optimizing space within a spherical form. Thinking and designing in three dimensions.

Everything is designed to code, ensuring proper livable clearances.

Even the upper floor meets federal minimum square footage requirements for a habitable space - no questionable "storage loft" here. There’s no need for tiny home allowances: no ladders, no narrow doorways, and no hitting your head. It was designed to be a livable and legal space from the start.

  • Main Floor: 238 sq-ft (22.1 sq-m)
  • Upper Floor: 70 sq-ft (6.5 sq-m)
  • Total: 308 sq-ft (28.6 sq-m)

Smart design, minimal trade-offs — maximized space.