zome
A zome is a type of dwelling that resembles a dome but is often more complex in its geometry. The term "zome" was coined by Steve Baer and his wife Nancy Baer in the late 1960s and early 1970s. They developed and built these structures, drawing inspiration from Buckminster Fuller's geodesic domes and the work of architect James Wines.
Zomes are characterized by their unusual, often irregular shapes, which are typically composed of numerous triangular
Steve Baer, a pioneer in solar energy and alternative architecture, experimented extensively with zome design. He