Dome


Definition of "Dome"

Dorothea Bogert
Dorothea Bogert FL Realty

A convex vaulted curvature often spherical in shape usually built atop of a building. Domes can be constructed of any material including masonry, wood, glass or steel. They can be decorative or functional in nature.

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