The 11-year-old RBF Dome Not for Profit group says recent donations will enable organizers to seek construction bids for the $300,000 project. Some $125,000 of that money came from a national trust for historic preservation.
Fuller built and lived in the dome for a number of years while he was a professor in the university's design department.
The restoration group intends to open the home as a museum and eventually create a learning and interpretive center in Fuller's name, along with a residency program for artists and scholars.
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