The Bubble House

America in the years after World War II had an issue. There were excessively numerous individuals and insufficient houses, as the Baby Boom and mass relocation to suburbia started to overwhelm existing lodging stock. By swelling a monster elastic inflatable, covering it with wire work and gunite, and after that emptying it, Neff could create what he named an "Airform" house in 48 hours.

He started to expand bubble houses in the United States and everywhere throughout the world, trusting that the open-design structures would in the long run get on and turn into the business standard for home development. Americans, nonetheless, needed little to do with an open-design home with bended dividers.