Robert
Bissett Graduate Architect WSU, 1975, Summa Cum Laude Artist, Author, Teacher Designer of Light-filled, health-promoting Livable, Beautiful and Enduring Homes
Design
Philosophy Goal Education and a varied work history, combined with artistic and technical abilities, have been significant in bringing me to where I am today. With the digital technology available to designers like myself, the creative possibilities are considerable. The advent of dome architecture has been advanced and facilitated by the latest 3D modeling and rendering software. I will continue to employ these powerful tools to the fullest and hopefully contribute in some small way to the success of domes. Design Statement Exciting things are happening in the building industry. Recently my interest has been in exploring the design possibilities of thin-shelled, reinforced concrete construction, the healthy house concept, and economical, low maintenance homes built with innovative or non-traditional construction materials. A home should be a place of comfort and healing in tune with the forces of nature; a place to return to for the daily renewing of mind, body and spirit. I enjoy helping people make their vision a reality. I am also interested the small and medium size, unusual project.
rbissett@buildart.com
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Drawings #15 on Amazon!!!
....in the Architecture department
Paperback, color front
and back
If 'Best Price' is
$14.36
Start with your pencil
floor plan
Newest rendering...
Intended for the beach and anywhere that could
To replace a damaged home after Storm Sandy
Newest design...not actually a dome. Desert living at it's finest!
See all the views here.
Mark
Sigler's
Loi and I with Mark on the right
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"LARGE,
HIGH END DOME COMPLEX"
Exterior during construction.
Doesn't look it here, but this is huge.
Atrium during construction. Three
stories high and about
Sample Sheets
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"HOTEL VISUALIZATION & PROPOSAL" A recent design done
as part of the
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