Teaching people to live and think outside the square!
Practical, step-by-step training to help you bring your dome build to life
Join our 2-Day Aircrete Dome Workshop on 16th – 17th May 2026
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Build a 4m diameter dome from approx. $2,000 DIY
Shed-size domes generally don’t require council approval
Suitable for off-grid, tiny homes, and now residential builds
No previous building experience is required
Easy to work with and won’t break your back
Built to last with a shape designed for strength and resilience
Everything you need to understand, plan, and begin your dome build
Extended hands-on training to refine your skills and accelerate your build
When you attend one of our live courses, an Introduction to Aircrete Domes, you officially receive your badge as a Domie, and you will have learned all the skills to build your own structure.
We would then like to invite you back as a graduate to enjoy an additional 8 days of training at no further cost over the next 12 months.
Held at our home base in Canungra, SE QLD, these days present the perfect opportunity to refine your skills and gain hands-on experience working on our domes currently under construction, whilst also connecting with fellow Domies.
Real experiences from students who’ve taken the first step & started building
Real builds, real people, turning skills into action
Aircrete is a lightweight non-toxic material that is made simply from cement, water, and foam. The foam is produced by mixing a foaming agent with water and passing the solution through a foam generator using an air compressor.
The millions of added foam bubbles are what give Aircrete it’s superior insulation properties and make for a lightweight product that is easy to build with, unlike its concrete counterpart.
Even once fully set, Aircrete can still be cut, carved, sawn and rasped, rendering it the perfect material to create a smooth dome shape.
The simple concrete and foam mix makes a most economical product for construction at a cost of around 70c? per block/brick.
It hardens overnight and is ready to be used for building within days, but continues to harden over time.
Acoustic insulation is yet another beneficial property of Aircrete, having been used for decades between floors in high-rise buildings to minimise noise.
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